Using a 125cc engine, this scooter model is also equipped with fulfilling equipment to meet the needs of users.

Wuyang Honda recently introduced the NB-X125 scooter model in China, featuring a unique design that sets it apart from models distributed in Vietnam and other Southeast Asian markets. The scooter stands out with its air intake cavity integrated into the front mask, reminiscent of the style commonly seen in larger displacement vehicles. This design element has been utilized in scooter models such as Italjet Dragster, Victoria Sixties, and Suzuki SUI 125. The NB-X125 features a high-placed headlight cluster on the front, with turn signals positioned on either side of the black air intake, giving it a distinctive appearance.

The lighting system of the NB-X125 still uses halogen bulbs instead of LEDs, and the instrument cluster remains analog with a simple interface for easy observation by users. Additionally, the scooter retains a traditional mechanical key and offers two compartments at the front, with one featuring a convenient USB charging port for users in case their phone battery runs out of power.

Powering the Honda NB-X125 is a 125cc single-cylinder air-cooled engine. This engine generates a maximum power output of 6.6 kW and a peak torque of 9.87 Nm. The scooter boasts a fuel consumption rate of approximately 2.5 liters of gasoline per 100 km, and with a 6-liter fuel tank, it can travel up to 240 km on a full tank.

Notably, the selling price of the Honda NB-X125 is very affordable, priced at only 7,580 yuan (approximately 24.8 million VND) when converted to Vietnamese currency. With its price point and features, the NB-X125 aims to provide a cost-effective option for riders looking for a budget-friendly scooter for their daily street commuting needs.

Source: 24h.com.vn