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Honda NC750X 2026 — Morocco price

from MAD 89,900 to MAD 99,900

Honda's middleweight crossover — 745cc parallel twin 58 hp, 23L storage under the dummy tank, from 89,900 MAD at Honda Maroc / Optorg. Honda's Swiss-army knife — A2 with kit, daily commute + weekend adventure.

Key specifications

Body
Adventure
Fuel
Gasoline
Gearbox
Manual
Power
58 ch
Consumption
3.5 L / 100 km
Displacement
745 cc
Cylinders
2
Licence
A2
Dry weight
219 kg
Year
2026
Availability
On sale

Pros

  • 23 L storage under dummy tank — fits a full-face helmet
  • 3.5 L/100 km — 50 km/L, 400+ km range
  • DCT automatic available — unique on under-100k MAD middleweight crossover
  • A2-compatible with Honda Maroc / Optorg kit
  • Upright riding position + comfortable long-distance ergonomics

Watch out for

  • Diesel-like engine character — sluggish above 5,500 rpm
  • Not truly off-road adventure (17" road wheels, 165 mm ground clearance)
  • 219 kg dry — a bit heavy for 58 hp

Our verdict

The Honda NC750X 2026 (2024 restyled gen + new 2024 DCT) is a unique crossover — 745cc parallel twin engine 58 hp / 69 Nm with linear torque (diesel-like character: max torque 69 Nm from 4,750 rpm, redline only 6,500 rpm), 23 L storage under the dummy tank (real tank is under the seat) — fits a full-face helmet, ideal for daily use. Steel double-cradle frame, Showa USD 41 mm fork, dual front disc + ABS, 5" TFT screen with Honda RoadSync. DCT automatic available optional (+15,000 MAD).

Starting from 89,900 MAD at Honda Maroc / Optorg (DCT version at 99,900 MAD), the NC750X takes on the Yamaha Tracer 7 (~109k MAD, 73 hp more performant sport-tourer), Suzuki V-Strom 800DE (~109k, more off-road capable V-twin adventure), Kawasaki Versys 650 (~99k MAD, 67 hp direct equivalent). The NC750X is positioned as the Swiss-Army crossover — diesel-like economical engine (3.5 L/100 km, 400+ km range), unique front storage, A2-compatible with Honda kit, comfortable upright riding position. Strengths: unbeatable consumption (~50 km/L), available DCT automatic, Honda reliability. Weaknesses: engine sluggish above 5,500 rpm (diesel character), not truly off-road adventure (17"/17" road wheels, 165 mm ground clearance), 219 kg dry a bit heavy for 58 hp.

Morocco price benchmark

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Frequently asked

Why does the NC750X have storage under the dummy tank?
Honda's innovation: the NC750 engine has a particular design where the cylinders are tilted at 62°, freeing up a large space above. Honda exploits this space by placing the fuel tank under the seat (with lateral opening) and transforming the upper compartment into a 23 L trunk. Advantages: lower centre of gravity (safety), easy storage access (front lid), unified cycle-style centre of gravity. It's unique among motorcycles.
Should I choose the NC750X DCT or manual?
DCT (Dual Clutch Transmission) adds 15,000 MAD to the price (89.9k → 99.9k MAD). Pros: automatic riding in D urban and S sport modes, manual paddle-shift option (handlebar paddles). Cons: +9 kg weight, slightly less economical (3.7 L/100 vs 3.5 L). Verdict: DCT for daily urban Casa/Rabat rider (frequent stop-and-go), manual for weekend and raid (total control). 70% of NC750X sold in Morocco in 2025 were DCT.
Is the NC750X suitable for Moroccan tracks?
Limited. 17" front and 17" rear wheels are 100% road — not suited to rocky Atlas piste or Erg Chebbi dunes. 165 mm ground clearance = decent for coastal tracks (Essaouira-Sidi Kaouki) and beach access, insufficient for single-track. For real under-100k MAD off-road adventure, prefer the Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 (~65k MAD, 21" front, 240 mm clearance) or Honda CRF300L (~55k MAD, enduro single).

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