Honda 125' Click's Twin Limited Edition Launches In The Philippines, Prices Are Like This

Limited Edition Honda Click. (Doc. Honda Philippines)

JKAARTA - Honda Philippines (HPI) celebrates an important moment in the company's history by launching a limited edition for Honda Click 125, which is the twin version of Honda 125 in Indonesia.

The President of HPI, Sayaka Arai, revealed that 2023 is a special year for Honda Philippines because the company celebrates its 50th anniversary as an automotive producer. He expressed Honda's commitment to providing fun mobility for the Filipino people, especially for the younger generation.

"According to our commitment, we always present the excitement of mobility to every Filipino and Honda community who never stop in creating and providing high-quality products, especially for the youth market," he said, quoted from the ABS-CBN.com page, Monday, October 9.

This limited edition of Honda Click has been officially announced on the Honda Philippines website. In terms of design, there are no striking changes, but additional color choices have been given.

This Honda Click comes in three color choices and is equipped with a special emblem on the front and side of the vehicle. The engine is still the same as the previous model, namely the 125 cc engine with PGM-FI technology. This machine is capable of generating 11 dk of power and 10.8 Nm of torque.

For the price, this limited edition of Honda Click sells for 83,900 pesos or around Rp. 23 million. Honda will sell this vehicle until December 2023.

Sayaka Arai also announced proud that these new models were produced locally at the Honda factory in Bataras, as an effort to meet the increasing demand for Filipino customers and strengthen Honda's position as the country's leading motorcycle manufacturer.

"We are proud to announce that these new models are produced locally, at the Honda plant in Bataras to further meet the increasing demand for Filipino customers and strengthen the position of Honda brand as a leading motorcycle manufacturer," he concluded.