On 13/12, Honda Vietnam introduced the Vision 2026, adding new colors to its versions while keeping technical specifications and price unchanged. This minor update focuses on refreshing the scooter's appearance and expanding color options for customers, particularly young users.

The Honda Vision 2026 Sport version in silver. Photo: Ho Tan

The scooter's design remains unchanged from the previous generation.

The scooter features halogen headlights and LED daytime running lights.

The instrument cluster combines analog and digital displays.

The large rear taillight.

The 110 cc eSP engine.

The Honda Vision 2026 Premium version in red.

The Sport version features a new matte silver color, black rear grab handles, coordinated decals, and a 16-inch front wheel. The Premium version comes in a red-black color scheme. The Special and Standard versions offer brown-gray and white-black options.

The scooter retains its familiar design, with LED position lights on the Sport, Special, and Premium versions. The instrument panel combines analog and LCD displays. It also features a 3D logo, cast wheels, and the eSAF frame, consistent with the previous generation.

The Vision 2026 is powered by a 110 cc eSP engine, a single-cylinder, air-cooled unit integrated with pgm-fi electronic fuel injection. It includes features like idling stop for temporary engine shutdown when stopped, an acg starter, and an eSAF frame utilizing stamping and laser welding technology from metal sheets. Other features include: smart key, a large storage compartment, a front storage box with a USB type-c charging port, and always-on headlights during operation.

The Honda Vision first launched in Vietnam in 2011, positioned as a popular scooter model replacing the Honda Click 110. From its first generation, the Vision was designed with a focus on: affordability, fuel efficiency, and ease of use, targeting students, office workers, and urban users needing a compact scooter.

In 2014, Honda upgraded the Vision with an eSP engine, improving fuel consumption and offering a larger storage capacity. By 2020, Honda introduced the eSAF (enhanced Smart Architecture Frame) platform, which reduced the scooter's weight, increased rigidity, and enhanced maneuverability.

The Vision 2026 will be available from 18/12. Prices start at 31,89 million VND for the Standard version, 33,59 million VND for the Premium, 34,99 million VND for the Special, and 37,29 million VND for the Sport, the most expensive. These prices remain unchanged from previous models. Direct competitors to the Honda Vision include: Yamaha Janus and Latte in the popular scooter segment, and Vinfast Vero X and Datbike Quantum in the electric motorcycle segment.