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Honda Unveils V3R 900 E-Compressor Prototype Powered by New V3 Engine with Electronically Controlled Compressor

Honda V3R 900 with electric compressor: innovation leader at EICMA 2025

Honda presented the prototype of the V3R 900 with electronic supercharger at EICMA 2025 in Milan. With this motorcycle, the manufacturer is focusing on technical innovation and pursuing the goal of achieving a balance between performance, riding pleasure, and environmental compatibility. The V3R 900 with e-supercharger exemplifies Honda's future strategy in the field of sporty road motorcycles.

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Engine and drive: a world first in series production

At the heart of the concept is the newly developed 75° V3 engine with a displacement of 900 cm³. Honda is thus remaining true to the engine concept it unveiled in 2024, but now in the form of a roadworthy prototype for the first time. Two cylinders are oriented forward and one backward, contributing to the narrow and compact design.

An electronically driven compressor is being used in a motorcycle for the first time. The e-compressor is located behind the steering head and enables precise control of the boost pressure, regardless of the engine speed. According to Honda, this results in powerful torque even at low revs, so that the power delivery is said to be on a par with a 1,200 cc engine. The 900 cc engine is thus designed to offer performance that is usually reserved for larger displacement engines, but with increased efficiency and reduced emissions.

 


Chassis and body: technology meets design

The chassis is based on a trellis frame with a single-sided swing arm and upside-down fork. The compact design not only supports weight reduction but also contributes to a slim vehicle layout. Exact weight specifications have not yet been announced.

Visually, the prototype stands out with its asymmetrical side panels, which are intended to emphasize its technical character. The new tank emblem in the “Honda Flagship WING” design heralds a design line that will be used in Honda’s top models in the future.

 


Development philosophy: “Non-Rail Roller Coaster” and Vision 2030

The V3R 900 with electric compressor was designed according to the “Non-Rail Roller Coaster” development concept. With this approach, Honda is pursuing the goal of creating a motorcycle that combines precise control with emotional dynamics. Riding pleasure and safety are equally important.

The prototype is also in line with Honda’s Vision 2030, which formulates “the joy of carefree and entertaining mobility” as its central goal. Honda aims to set new standards in terms of technology and riding experience with the V3R 900 E-Compressor.

 


Production readiness and outlook

Whether and when the production model of the V3R 900 with E-Compressor will be launched on the market has not yet been confirmed. Honda has not yet provided a precise timetable. Nevertheless, the presentation at EICMA 2025 suggests that the manufacturer is aiming for series production in the medium term and that several model variants – from roadsters to tourers – would be possible on this technical platform.

 


Conclusion

With the prototype of the V3R 900 with electric supercharger, Honda is presenting a technically and conceptually innovative motorcycle that breaks new ground in terms of engine technology and design. The combination of a V3 engine, electronically controlled supercharger, and forward-looking design could pave the way for a new generation of powerful and efficient motorcycles.

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