Honda RoadSync Trademarked In India: Activa 125, Grazia & X-Blade To Get Bluetooth Connectivity

The new system will allow Honda to catch up with the competition as the competitors have already introduced their own versions of Bluetooth technology for their two-wheelers. We expect Honda, to introduce the RoadSync tech in most of its two-wheelers already equipped with a fully-digital or semi-digital instrument panel.

Hence we can expect the Activa 125, Grazia, X-Blade, and Hornet 2.0 to be launched with this feature. Honda may even offer the RoadSync system as an optional add-on feature or as a premium variant for some of its two-wheelers.

As of now, Honda is offering Bluetooth connectivity on its premium and bigger capacity motorcycles such as the H'ness CB350, X-ADV and CB1000R. These premium two-wheelers are exclusively sold through Honda's ‘Big-Wing' dealerships across India.

Thoughts On Honda's RoadSync Technology Being Trademarked In India

The Bluetooth enabled connectivity for hands-free functions like calling, SMS and navigation might not be seen as an essential feature just a couple of years ago. However, many things which were in the past considered non-essential or a luxury have now become a necessity. Honda's RoadSync is hence now making it to the Indian market.