Honda has refreshed its adventure-touring Transalp XL750 for 2025 with a blend of design updates, feature enhancements, and subtle suspension tweaks, all aimed at elevating its ride quality and appeal. The 2025 Transalp retains its sturdy 755cc parallel-twin engine but receives a range of upgrades to make it even more compelling in the mid-weight adventure segment.
Updated Design: Bold and Practical
One of the most notable changes for the 2025 Transalp is its redesigned LED projector headlamp, inspired by the larger, more rugged Africa Twin. This marks a departure from the headlamp shared with Honda’s NX500 model, giving the new Transalp a distinctive identity. Additionally, Honda has refined the windscreen, which now includes a central duct that helps improve airflow around the rider’s helmet—an upgrade designed to reduce wind buffeting and increase rider comfort during high-speed touring.
Enhanced Technology: New TFT Display and Improved Switchgear
For 2025, Honda has equipped the Transalp XL750 with a new 5-inch TFT screen, bringing advanced functionality and seamless connectivity. While this display is also found on the NX500, in the Transalp XL750, it comes packed with more features, enabling riders to customize settings and utilize Bluetooth connectivity for on-the-go convenience. The updated switchgear complements the TFT screen and adds an intuitive, user-friendly feel to the cockpit.
Fine-Tuned Suspension for Better Ride Quality
Honda has also worked on optimizing the suspension for an improved riding experience. The front suspension now features softer damping settings for compression and rebound, enhancing comfort on bumpy trails. Conversely, the rear suspension is slightly firmer, providing better stability and control when loaded with gear or handling rough terrain.
New Color Options and Unchanged Powertrain
In terms of aesthetics, the 2025 Transalp XL750 is now available in three fresh color options: Rose White, Graphite Black, and Pearl Deep Mud Grey, catering to a wider range of style preferences. Mechanically, the motorcycle remains unchanged, powered by the same capable 755cc parallel-twin engine that produces 91.7 horsepower at 9,500 rpm and 75 Nm of torque at 7,250 rpm.
Indian Market Prospects
The current Honda Transalp XL750 is priced at ₹10.99 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi) in India. While Honda hasn’t confirmed a release date for the 2025 model in the Indian market, these thoughtful updates make the new Transalp an exciting prospect for adventure enthusiasts waiting for its arrival.
With its fresh design, added features, and optimized suspension, the 2025 Honda Transalp XL750 promises to enhance every journey, whether it’s a cross-country adventure or a daily commute.
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