NEW YORK: American Honda now offers a total of four E-Clutch-equipped motorcycles including the popular CB750 Hornet naked bike.
The other E-Clutch-equipped motorcycles are the CB650R, CBR650R and the recently announced Rebel 300 E-Clutch cruiser.
The company also announced 15 on-road motorcycle models for 2026.
"Honda's E-Clutch system represents a major step forward in motorcycle technology, offering riders the freedom to enjoy seamless shifting without sacrificing engagement or performance," said American Honda manager of public relations Colin Miller.
"Expanding this technology to the CB750 Hornet for 202 6— and offering an extensive lineup of fun, practical, value-conscious on-road models — reflects our ongoing goal of making the joy of motorcycling more approachable, intuitive and enjoyable for riders of all experience levels," he added.
Honda's CB750 Hornet has quickly earned a reputation for delivering an ideal balance of performance, agility and everyday usability.
For 2026, that formula evolves with the addition of Honda's innovative E-Clutch system — an industry-first technology that brings a new level of convenience and control to the middleweight naked segment.
The CB750 Hornet is also the first Honda E-Clutch model with throttle-by-wire, which offers enhanced electronic control.
The result is a machine that retains the CB750 Hornet's thrilling character and sharp handling, but with a new level of versatility that benefits riders across a wide range of situations.
