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CBR400R FOUR E-Clutch

The CBR400R FOUR E-Clutch wraps Honda's new 57 hp 399cc inline-four in a fully faired, approachable sport-bike chassis.

Current generationVerified data
CategorySport
Used range$5,800–$8,100
Open recalls0
Best forCommuting
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399cc inline four
Engine
412 lbs
Weight
30.7 in
Seat
$8,100
MSRP
Used range$5,800–$8,100

Approximate USD equivalent of the announced ¥1,199,000 Japan price; U.S. availability is unconfirmed.

Ownership costMedium upkeep
Insurance: MediumUpkeep: MediumTires: Medium

Manufacturer-recommended unleaded

SupportLimited

Parts availability limited.

Used price, ownership cost, and rider-fit estimates are editorial. Verify before purchasing.

Rider fit

Best-use signals

Beginner7/10
Commuting8/10
Touring4/10
Off-road0/10
Two-up4/10
Sport8/10

Buying intel

Known strengths

  • 57 hp listed or announced output
  • 412 lb listed or announced weight
  • The CBR400R FOUR E-Clutch wraps Honda's new 57 hp 399cc inline-four in a fully faired, approachable sport-bike chassis.

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Common issues

  • Long-term model-specific reliability data is still developing

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Inspection checklist

  • Confirm market availability and final pricing
  • Verify recall status before purchase

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Maintenance notes

  • Follow the break-in service and manufacturer maintenance schedule

Years to buy

Best years

  • 2026
    Strong buy
    Japan-market launch is scheduled for September 18, 2026; wider-market availability is unconfirmed.

Years to inspect

Watch list

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Recall snapshot

0 open campaigns

Last checked Jul 19, 2026 through MANUAL.

Configuration

2026 E-Clutch

sport motorcycle with 399cc inline four.