Along with the high-end design, the equipment on this scooter is also among the most modern today.

Honda has been implementing a strategy of upgrading its 150cc scooter models to 160cc in many markets to gain a competitive advantage over rivals. However, this strategy is not universally applied, and some markets, like Brazil, continue to prefer the traditional 150cc engine for certain models. An example of this is the Honda ADV, a popular adventure scooter in the Brazilian market.

The Honda ADV150 2024 generation in Brazil still features a 149.3cc single-cylinder eSP engine. This engine configuration has a cylinder diameter of 57.3 mm and a stroke of 57.9 mm. It produces a maximum power of 13.2 horsepower at 8500 rpm and a peak torque of 13.5 Nm at 6500 rpm. The engine is equipped with electronic fuel injection PGM-FI and an Idling Stop system, which automatically turns off the engine after 3 seconds of idling to conserve fuel.

Despite using the traditional 150cc engine, the ADV150 2024 is equipped with modern features. It comes with a 2-level adjustable front windshield for customizable wind protection. The scooter features a fully digital instrument cluster that displays various parameters, including an oil change indicator, ambient temperature, and time. It also comes with a convenient smartkey system that allows keyless access and includes a storage compartment with a 12V socket.

In terms of design, the ADV150 2024 boasts strong lines and is versatile for various purposes, making it suitable for adventure-style riding. The front suspension is telescopic, while the rear uses a double spring shock absorber with a Showa oil tank that can be adjusted to 3 levels. The scooter is also equipped with disc brakes on both the front and rear wheels, incorporating an ABS anti-lock braking system for added safety.

The Honda ADV150 2024 is priced at 23,060 Brazilian reals, approximately equivalent to 113.5 million VND when converted to Vietnamese currency. This makes it a competitive option for adventure-seeking scooter enthusiasts in the Brazilian market.

Source: 24h.com.vn