Entering 2025, many Honda motorbike models are being adjusted down to attract customers, in which Winner X is the most notable name.
According to a survey at dealers, the price of Honda Winner X motorbikes is being sold at the most attractive price since its launch. The Standard version only fluctuates around 37 million VND depending on the color, up to 10 million VND lower than the listed price from the company. Higher-end versions such as Sports and Specials also decreased sharply, to only about 40 - 41 million VND.
However, readers should note that the Honda Winner X price list above is for reference only. The price includes VAT, registration fee, civil insurance fee and license plate fee. Vehicle prices may change depending on each time and sales area.
The Honda Winner X in February 2025 has a good price, but before that, in January 2025, this model was considered unprecedentedly cheap when the Standard model had a price ranging from only 31 million VND, depending on the color. This price is up to 15 million VND lower than the suggested price.
In addition, the Sports and Special versions of this manual transmission motorbike model are also being sold for 34 - 36 million VND, 16 million VND lower than the company's price.
In December 2023, the new generation Honda Winner X was officially launched in Vietnam with three versions: Standard, Special and Sport. Compared to Winner X 2023, Winner X 2024 has a new stamp set combined with a stronger, more sporty color combination.
This model is inspired by large displacement factors and the am digital clock face has a compact, modern design, helping to display sharp information even in low lighting conditions.
Another important upgrade is the reduced wheelbase to help improve performance. Specifically, the front tray is lighter by 282 grams and the rear tray is lighter by 170 grams compared to 2023, providing a more flexible and easy-to-control driving feeling when cornering or moving on crowded streets.
In addition, the Winner X has also been upgraded with a fire fighting system to help improve acceleration. PGM-FI electronic fuel injection technology combined with many improvements to reduce friction such as center-line cylinders, molybdenum-coated piston and rolling saddle, helps the vehicle operate strongly but still save fuel.
In terms of engine, the Honda Winner X still retains the same DOHC 150cc engine, with a maximum capacity of 11.5 kW at 9,000 rpm and a maximum torque of 13.5 Nm at 6,500 rpm. The ABS anti-lock braking system continues to be equipped on the front wheels of the Special and Sport versions, providing higher safety when moving at high speed or on slippery roads.
Other utilities on the Winner X include a Smart Key smart lock system, a USB charging port with a waterproof cover (in the Special and Sports versions) and a chain with an O-ring to increase durability.
With an attractive price and a series of expensive upgrades, the Honda Winner X is becoming a worth considering choice for those who love sports manual transmission motorbikes. In the context of the increasingly competitive motorbike market, the strong price reduction of Winner X has increased the appeal of this model.
