The price of the Honda PCX 125 model, produced in Izmir, has increased to 199,000 TL. Here are the technical specifications and current price information of the well-known motorcycle.
Honda Turkey has changed the price of the popular motorcycle model Honda PCX 125, produced at its factory in Aliağa district of Izmir. Previously offered for sale with a starting price of 189,000 TL, the new list price has been updated.
With this latest adjustment, the official sales price of the Honda PCX 125 (DLX) model has risen to 199,000 TL. This price increase is the first since the launch of the domestically produced motorcycle.
Honda PCX 125 Technical Specifications
The Honda PCX 125 stands out with its 125 cc, water-cooled SOHC and Smart Power Plus eSP+ four-valve engine. This engine, equipped with Stop Start technology, produces 11.7 Nm of torque at 6,500 rpm and 9.2 kW of power at 8,750 rpm.
Fuel economy data for the model is stated as approximately 2.1 liters/100 km in WMTC mode. Thanks to its 8.1-liter tank capacity, the motorcycle can achieve a range of approximately 385 km on a single tank.
Honda Selectable Torque Control (HSTC) system engages to support road holding during riding. The eSP+ engine structure, incorporating low-friction technologies, is specially designed to increase efficiency.
Safety and comfort details
Safety features include an ABS-assisted front disc brake system that prevents wheel lock-up during sudden braking. Equipped with a rear disc brake system, the motorcycle promises a more confident riding experience on slippery surfaces.
Developed for city use, the model offers durability with its double-layered steel frame chassis. High mobility and comfortable riding conditions aim to reduce fatigue for drivers during long-term use.
A telescopic fork structure is preferred in the front suspension, while a double wishbone with a reservoir is used in the rear suspension. This technical infrastructure, completed with a stylish wheel design, helps the model meet both performance and comfort expectations.
How do you evaluate this price update for Honda’s domestically produced motorcycle?