Honda Vietnam launches 3 new motorcycle models
Honda Vietnam on Saturday officially introduced three new motorcycle models: Winner R, ADV 350, and Rebel 1100.
Among them, the Winner R is a completely new version in the Winner manual transmission line, the ADV 350 is being officially distributed in Vietnam for the first time, and the Rebel 1100 is an upgraded version.
Honda Winner R
The Honda Winner R is developed based on the Winner series first launched in Vietnam in 2016. The 'R' suffix, standing for Racing, highlights a sporty orientation and significant upgrades, embodying the image of a racing bike. Photo: Thuy Trang
In terms of design, the Winner R impresses with a completely new angular front end. The headlight cluster is integrated into a single unit, uses LED technology, and is positioned lower on the front. Photo: Thuy Trang
The Winner R is designed to improve performance and aerodynamics. The front turn signals are neatly integrated into the body, while the rear grab handle is hidden under the seat, creating a more streamlined and elegant look. Photos: Thuy Trang
The negative LCD instrument cluster displays full information such as revolutions per minute, speed, trip, gear position, and fuel level. Additionally, the bike is equipped with a USB-A charging port to help users charge their phones while riding. Photos: Thuy Trang
In terms of power, the Winner R uses a 150cc DOHC engine with four valves and a six-speed gearbox. The engine is tuned with an optimized valve opening angle, combined with an assist and slipper clutch, O-ring chain, and front ABS braking system. Photos: Thuy Trang
The Honda Winner R is available in three versions: the standard version priced at VND46.16 million (US$1,749), the special edition at VND50.06 million ($1,897), and the sport version at VND50.56 million ($1,916). Photo: Thuy Trang
Honda ADV 350
The ADV 350 is officially distributed in Vietnam for the first time, priced at VND165.99 million ($6,291). Previously, this model was only available through private importers with prices ranging from VND250 million ($9,476) to VND300 million ($11,371). Photo: Thuy Trang
The ADV 350 features an adventure scooter style with a rugged design and masculine color scheme. It uses a lightweight steel tube frame, combined with 37mm inverted front forks and a super-light six-spoke X-shaped cast wheel paired with off-road tires. The braking system includes a 256mm front disc and 240mm rear disc, integrated with dual-channel ABS. Photos: Thuy Trang
The ADV 350 features the new-generation eSP+ liquid-cooled single-cylinder engine, meeting Euro 4 emission standards. The 11.7-liter fuel tank allows the bike to travel over 330 km on a full tank. Photo: Thuy Trang
Key features include traction control, emergency stop signal, a five-inch display, a 48-liter storage compartment with lighting, and a USB-C charging port. Photos: Thuy Trang
Honda Rebel 1100
The upgraded Honda Rebel 1100 was officially launched in Vietnam with a price close to VND400 million ($15,161). This is the new generation of the cruiser model previously distributed in the country. Photos: Thuy Trang
In this upgrade, the Rebel 1100 improves the riding experience with a five-inch color TFT screen integrated with the Honda RoadSync app, a seat that is 10mm thicker, and an added USB-C charging port. Photos: Thuy Trang
The bike continues to use the engine inherited from the Africa Twin, with a displacement of 1,084cc, paired with a six-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission. The operating system is supported by modern technologies such as throttle by wire, three default riding modes and two customizable modes, traction control, and cruise control. Photos: Thuy Trang
Thanh Ha - Minh Son / Tuoi Tre News
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