Honda Has Introduced New E-Clutch System, Read the Detail Here!

Honda, a well-known 2-wheeler brand, has introduced its new 2024 version of the CBR650R & CB650R at the EICMA 2023. These 2 bikes have received updates, including the new styling & features. However, an intriguing feature of the 650R series, the new E-Clutch from Honda, was somewhat sidelined. 
 

So, let’s discuss this intriguing feature along with other aspects of these bikes!
 

E-Clutch System: Introduction

Honda has added a new electronic clutch system named E-Clutch in the 2024 CBR650R & CB650R bikes. Speaking of the E-Clutch, this makes shifting gears easier & smoother. It also helps to prevent the engine from stalling. The E-Clutch system uses 2 servo motors. These motors are bolted to a new engine cover, pulling in the clutch when the bike comes to a stop. In addition, these motors also help to smooth out shifts. Riders will also have 3 settings: Soft, Medium, & Hard. THese settings will help users in adjusting the level of intervention from the E-Clutch system.
 

E-Clutch System: Mechanism

The new E-Clutch system is managed via a new ECU actuator unit that is specifically designed for this technology. They decide when the clutch should be engaged or disengaged based on the bike's speed & engine RPM. The system still uses the traditional clutch lever & cable setup. The riders will also be able to completely disable the E-Clutch through the TFT screen.

The clutch can still be operated manually using the lever in case the E-Clutch technology fails. The new technology is designed to prioritise the use of the manual clutch. Additionally, it offers smooth 2-way shifting, which is superior to a traditional up-down quick-shifter, according to Honda.
 

E-Clutch System: Additional Information

MV Agusta's Smart Clutch System uses a similar technology. However, Honda's tech system works with the slipper system that is standard on the bikes. Currently, the E-Clutch feature is limited to the new 650 range only. However, there are anticipations that Honda may introduce it to other models in the future, making riding more accessible to novice riders and enhancing city riding capabilities.
 

Till we get more information about new launches & updates, read about the Newly Launched Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 in India at Rs. 2.69 Lakhs! 

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