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The 2025 Suzuki SV650 makes a triumphant return to the Malaysian market.

The SV650 is a long-running model, featuring the venerable 645cc, 90° V-Twin, which has been in circulation since 1999. The reasons for its long-life are easy to see: Refined and trouble-free from the very beginning, plenty of torque and useable powerband, and mounted on a super agile chassis.

It is also a practical and accessible bike, promising plenty of thrills for new and veteran riders alike.

Unfortunately, this is the SV650’s swan song edition, as the V-Twin engine will be fully replaced by the newer parallel-twin.

From the Press Release

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – 19 April 2025 (Saturday) – Suzuki Malaysia proudly announces the arrival of one of its most iconic motorcycles – the Suzuki SV650. More than just a return, this marks the final edition of a legendary V-Twin roadster, embodying the spirit of the Samurai – refined, powerful, and fearless.

The reintroduction of the SV650 was unveiled in conjunction with the annual AMI-Suzuki Syoknya Raya! 2025, held at the MATRADE Exhibition Hall, Kuala Lumpur.

This special occasion was not only a launch event but also a festive celebration of the Suzuki Familia – bringing together proud Suzuki bike owners from across the country for a joyful annual Hari Raya gathering.

SV650: Embrace The Spirit of Samurai Warrior

The full heritage of the Suzuki SV650 stands proudly as a two-wheeled icon — blending character and performance in a way few motorcycles can. With its muscular 645cc V-Twin engine, nimble chassis, and retro-modern styling, it offers a riding experience that excites both new and seasoned riders alike. It truly embodies Suzuki’s enduring spirit, where precision engineering meets the soul of a warrior. This final edition marks the celebration of an iconic chapter, honouring a legacy that has brought together a global community of passionate riders for over two decades.

The Suzuki SV650 channels the spirit of the modern-day samurai — refined, responsive, and always in control. At the heart of the bike lies its iconic Lattice Trellis Frame paired with a compact 645cc V-Twin engine — a combination as precise and balanced as a samurai’s katana in the hands of a skilled warrior. This lightweight and responsive pairing delivers  unwavering confidence in real-world riding, whether weaving through city traffic or carving through tight corners.

Blending classic styling with modern engineering, the SV650 offers an agile and
connected ride, echoing the discipline and harmony of a true Samurai. Modern features
further elevate the experience:

  • Suzuki’s Low RPM Assist helps maintain engine idle during take-off and low-speed manoeuvres — ideal for novice riders mastering their technique.
  • Suzuki Easy Start System allows for effortless, one-touch ignition—swift and efficient like a warrior’s instinct.
  • A slim, lightweight body and low seat height (785mm) make it accessible, intuitive, and confidence-inspiring for riders of all levels.

The Suzuki SV650 is priced at RM29,900 (excluding registration, road tax and insurance), and is available in a variety of bold colours – Pearl Vigor Blue / Metallic Mat Black No.2 (CGJ), Pearl Mat Shadow Green / Metallic Mat Black No.2 (C2L), and Metallic Mat Black No.2 (YKV).

It is now available at authorized Suzuki Big Bike World and Suzuki Station Plus dealerships nationwide. Visit www.suzuki.com.my to find your nearest showroom and embrace the Spirit of The Samurai.

Return of Suzuki into Competitive Racing – Be Part of a Legacy!

At the same event, Suzuki Malaysia has introduced the AMI Suzuki Motorsport (ASM) racing team with the SV650 project serving as the foundation for this exciting new initiative that connects owners directly to Suzuki’s racing journey. The team will compete in both the MAM Malaysia Superbike Championship (MSBK) under the MSBK1000 category and MotoMSF under the MSF Superbike category. ASM also unveiled its race-prepared GSX-R1000R superbike, developed with performance upgrades by Yoshimura Japan. This machine was proudly showcased during the event as a symbol of Suzuki’s return to competitive racing.

To ensure a strong and competitive presence on the grid, ZK Racing led by former Moto3 rider Zulfahmi Khairudin and his experienced crew, has been entrusted by Suzuki Malaysia to manage the technical preparation of the race bikes as well as the overall race team operations throughout the season. The ASM campaign features two factory-backed teams with AMI-Suzuki Motorsport (ASM) led by national WSBK talent Adam Norrodin, and the Mobilub Suzuki Racing Team (MSRT), which fields five riders including three international talents. Together, they promise an action-packed season ahead.

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Motosikal dan Enjin Nasional Sdn. Bhd. (MODENAS), a subsidiary of DRB-HICOM Berhad, has unveiled the facelift 2025 MODENAS Elegan EX, offering an elevated riding experience with enhanced aesthetics and modern features. Priced at RM17,780, the updated model is now available at all authorised Modenas dealer showrooms.

The MODENAS Elegan EX is available in two new premium colour options: Deep Blue, and Plain Grey.

Updated Styling & Features

The latest version of the Elegan EX boasts several refinements for a more premium appearance and enhanced functionality:

  • Sportier Windscreen – Enhances aerodynamics and aesthetics.

  • LED Front Indicators – Enhance visibility while improving energy efficiency.

  • New Premium Colours – Elevate the scooter’s presence on the road.

  • Updated MODENAS Logos – Fresh branding on key components, including the windscreen, handle cover, rear fender, speedometer, and ignition key.

Delivering Power & Efficiency

Powered by a 249cc, liquid-cooled, SOHC engine, the Elegan EX delivers 22.4hp at 7,000rpm and 22.4Nm of torque at 6,500rpm, ensuring a smooth and responsive ride.

The CVT transmission provides seamless acceleration, making it a versatile choice for both city commutes and highway cruising. Additionally, the 14-litre fuel tank offers excellent mileage, ideal for long-distance travel.

The Elegan EX is equipped with front and rear disc brakes with ABS, delivering superior braking performance and enhanced rider safety. Its telescopic front suspension and twin rear shock absorbers further improve road stability and rider comfort on the road.

The Elegan EX continues to meet the needs of riders seeking a perfect blend of comfort, performance, and modern style, making it an excellent choice for both urban and long-distance commuting.

Roslan Roskan, CEO of MODENAS says, “The Elegan EX has been a trusted choice among riders for its comfort, practicality, and performance. This refreshed version enhances its appeal through contemporary design cues and upgraded features, ensuring our customers continue to enjoy a premium riding experience.”

For more information, visit the official MODENAS website at www.modenas.my or contact the MODENAS Customer Careline at 1-800-880-181, or via WhatsApp at 019-570 8135.

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Boon Siew Honda has introduced new colours for 2025 Honda Vario 160.

The new colours are set to enhance the bike’s looks even further, on top of the ease of use, practicality, and style it offers.

Highlights
  • 157cc, liquid-cooled, single-cylinder engine equipped with with PGM-FI  and Enhanced Smart Power+ (eSP+) systems.
  • Due to the fuel saving and low emission measures, the bike is certified as an EEV (Energy Efficient Vehicle).

  • It also earned the MyMAP Certificate for safety as the front and rear disc brakes are equipped with ABS.
  • Everything is held together by the new lighter but stronger Enhanced Smart Architecture Frame (eSAF).

  • Honda Smart Key System for convenience and security with a smart ignition switch, Anti-Theft Alarm, and Answer Back System.
  • Full LED lighting for full safety and visibility.

  • USB charger in the console box keeps your gadgets powered.
  • Full digital speedometer displays essential info like fuel consumption and time.

  • 18-litre utility box, wider tires, cast wheel design.
Colours, availability and price

The 2025 Honda Vario 160 will be available at all IMPIAN X and authorised Honda dealers nationwide from 11th April 2025 onwards.

Recommended retail prices (without road tax, insurance, and registration) depends on your colour choice:

  • The new Yellow and existing Blue and Red colour schemes are priced from  RM10,198.00.
  • The new Silver and Matte Red, and existing Green and Matte Blue are priced from RM10,498.00.

Boon Siew Honda offers two years or 20,000 manufacturing warranty, whichever comes first. For more information, please click https://boonsiewhonda.com.my/product/vario160-2024/ or visit the nearest Honda Impian X. Customers may also reach them via their toll-free number at 1-800-88-3993.

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There is now an additional colour scheme for the 2025 Yamaha MT-15.

The MT-15 is another popular Yamaha motorcycle and it is easy to see one every time you hit the streets in Malaysia. Malaysian motorcyclists are drawn to the naked/standard variant of motorcycles as they are more accessible and versatile.

Apart from the colour update, the 2025 MT-15 remains pretty much unchanged. For example, the engine is the same 155cc, single-cylinder, SOHC with VVA (variable valve actuation) unit which produces 19 hp (14.2 kW) at 10,000 RPM and 14.7 Nm of torque at 8,500 RPM.

The new colour for the 2025 Yamaha MT-15 is called Ice Storm and will be available alongside the current Midnight Black colour scheme. Hong Leong Yamaha Motor has set the recommended selling price from RM12,498, excluding insurance and registration. It is now available at authorised Yamaha dealers nationwide.

As usual, buyers will receive an exclusive Yamaha disc lock worth RM100 for free.

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The 2025 Yamaha Y16ZR ABS has been revealed, along with three new colour schemes.

The Y16ZR is the arguably the most technology-laden kapcai in our motorcycle market, boosting its credentials as the performance kapcai. Go through the spec sheet and you will spot terms like VVA (variable valve actuation), slip and assist clutch, ABS. Yes, there is ABS now as per the authorities’ decree.

Fiery Red

Its engine remains the potent 155cc, single-cylinder powerplant with VVA, which produces a potent 23.7 hp (17.7 kW) at 9,500 RPM and 14.4 Nm at 8,000 RPM. This engine is so good that it powers another three Yamaha models, namely the NVX scooter, MT-15 naked bike, and R15 lightweight sportbike.

Emerald Pearl

It is unsurprising that the Y16ZR won the Kapcai of the Year Award at the recent Allianz-BikesRepublic Motorcycle of the Year Awards 2025.

Yamaha Y16ZR – Best Kapcai of the Year

The three new colours mentioned earlier are known as Fiery Red, Desert Steel, and
Emerald Pearl.

Desert Steel

Hong Leong Yamaha Motor set the selling price of the 2025 Yamaha Y16ZR ABS from RM11,398. Each buyer will receive a free Yamaha disc lock worth RM100.

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The 2025 Yamaha Y15ZR Special Edition has been launched, along with a special colour and accessories.

The Yamaha Y15ZR or more popularly known as the “Y-Suku” is so ubiquitous that an introduction is perhaps superfluous. It continues to be the most popular kapchai, holding on to that coveted position since its debut in 2015. Yup, it has been a decade.

Yamaha has since updated the bike several times, although limited to cosmetics. Well, why fix what is not broken. The aftermarket industry also has so many accessories for to support the bike’s popularity.

Back to the 2025 Yamaha Y15ZR Special Edition, the engine remains as the 150cc, EU4-compliant, single-cylinder, liquid-cooled, SOHC unit. It produces 15.1 hp (11.3 kW) at 8,500 RPM and 13.8 Nm at 7,000 RPM.

The Special Edition (SE) is distinguished by a distinctive colour scheme, called Bronze Fury. Additionally, there is a new Sports Visor and a YAMAHA Premium Basket with USB
Type-C charger.

Hong Leong Yamaha Motor lists the 2025 Yamaha Y15ZR Special Edition from RM9,498.00 (without insurance and registration), and is already available at authorised Yamaha dealers nationwide. Each buyer will receive a Yamaha disc lock worth RM100.00.

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Residents of Putra Heights, Puchong had a rude awakening on the Second Day of Hari Raya Aidilfitri when a main gas pipeline burst and resulted in a massive fire.

According to several sources, the incident began at approximately 8.10 a.m. when a 500m gas pipeline along Jalan Putra Harmoni burst and caught fire.

The inferno had damaged many homes and vehicles nearby including those at the adjacent village. Thankfully, the PETRONAS petrol stations in the area are still save, although they have been cordoned off and closely monitored.

The Selangor Disaster Management unit said that the blaze spread to several houses in a nearby village, and efforts were efforts being made to rescue trapped residents. It added that several people suffered burns and will be taken for treatment, but the extent of the full damage is being assessed, and said that the valve to the pipeline has been shut, and that will eventually stop the fire.

The Fire and Rescue Department has evacuated residents in the adjacent areas. As up to 10 a.m., the Department had managed to rescue 7 individuals, including 2 elderly persons.

Another source said that some 25 residents were injured, with another 5 hospitalised. Some suffered burns, difficulties breathing, and injuries.

Several videos and photos caught by are beginning to filter into social media, showing scenes of some houses on fire and objects exposed to extreme heat.

Meanwhile, PETRONAS Gas Berhad (PGB) has issued a media statement, confirming that the blaze was from their main gas pipeline:

PETRONAS Gas Berhad (PGB) confirms that a fire has occurred at the main PGB pipeline near Putra Heights, Puchong, Selangor on 1st April 2025 at 0810 hrs.

The affected pipeline has been isolated, and all relevant stakeholders have been informed.

PGB is working closely with all relevant parties to ensure the safety of the surrounding community, environment and security of gas supply to the nation is our utmost priority.

Meanwhile, PGB wishes to inform that the surrounding three PETRONAS retail stations — PS Putra Heights, PS KM2 LDP and PS Putra Bestari — are not affected but have been temporarily closed as a precautionary measure.

Customers may use the following alternatives for their refueling needs – PS USJ 20, USJ 6 and USJ 9.

We will provide additional updates and information in due course as investigations are still underway.

Boon Siew Honda welcomes Mr. Kunitomo Asano as the new Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer (CEO), succeeding Mr. Mitsuharu Funase, who has been appointed General Manager of the Motorcycle Race Division at Honda Racing Corporation.

Mr. Asano officially assumes office on 1st April 2025. Previously serving as Chief Sales and Marketing Officer at Boon Siew Honda, he brings over 20 years of experience in the motorcycle industry, 10 years in Japan and another 10 years in international markets, including Thailand, India, and Malaysia. His deep understanding of both global trends and local market dynamics positions him well to drive Boon Siew Honda’s continued growth.

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Reflecting on his journey, Mr. Asano recalls how his studies in Urdu and Chinese unexpectedly proved valuable in Malaysia, allowing him to connect more deeply with the local culture. His career with Honda began with an assignment in Malaysia, where he first forged a strong connection with the country. Over the years, he has gained extensive experience in product planning, export business, and market strategy across diverse regions.

Furthermore, during his tenure as CSMO, Mr. Asano played a pivotal role in stabilising and growing sales while strengthening operational efficiency. Under his leadership, Boon Siew Honda successfully introduced new motorcycle models, expanded its BigWing dealer network, and launched strategic test ride campaigns. His efforts were instrumental in positioning the company for long-term success.

As CEO, Mr. Asano is committed to further strengthening Honda’s brand presence in Malaysia. He aims to enhance customer experiences, improve service networks, and drive continuous product innovation. Additionally, he places great emphasis on rider safety, addressing traffic-related challenges through advanced safety technologies and educational initiatives.

In an evolving and highly competitive market, Mr. Asano plans to leverage Honda’s global expertise while tailoring solutions to Malaysia’s needs. By integrating advanced technology, expanding after-sales services, and reinforcing Honda’s reputation for reliability, he envisions a stronger and more competitive Boon Siew Honda.

The Awareness Automatic System (AWAS) will introduce an upgraded AI-powered ‘point-to-point’ (P2P) method to measure vehicle travel duration and distance, enabling the detection of speeding violations. A trial run is expected to begin this June.

This pilot project, designed to replace the current static speed enforcement method, will monitor two highway routes:

  1. Genting Sempah Tunnel to Gombak Rest Stop;
  2. Senawang Toll Plaza to Simpang Ampat (Alor Gajah) Toll Plaza.

Additionally, the system will be installed at high-risk accident zones along longer stretches, such as the Menora Tunnel to Sungai Perak Rest Stop route.

Datuk Jana Santhiran Muniayan, Secretary-General of the Ministry of Transport (MOT), explained in an interview with Berita Harian that speeding drivers can be detected by toll plaza sensors if they arrive at their destination earlier than the estimated travel time.

He mentioned that a company has already been appointed to handle the proof of concept (POC) for this system without any financial burden on the government.

“The pilot will be conducted on two selected highway routes. If proven effective, we are ready to implement it fully. The system, installed at toll plazas, will record travel time based on distance coverage.”

“For example, if a driver travels from Jalan Duta (Kuala Lumpur) to Tanjung Malim (Perak) faster than the allowed time, their vehicle’s license plate will be automatically detected, and a summons will be issued,” he said.

Jana Santhiran added that the AI-powered system can also detect if a driver stops at any location to artificially extend their travel time and evade detection.

“This means drivers cannot escape being caught for speeding, as the system calculates violations based on distance and time,” he emphasized.

Earlier in January, Transport Minister Anthony Loke announced that the AWAS cameras would be upgraded with the point-to-point method, replacing the previous static enforcement approach.

The driver of a car that struck a senior citizen taking shelter under a bridge has been detained. Kuala Lumpur Traffic Investigation and Enforcement Department Chief, Assistant Commissioner Mohd. Zamzuri Mohd. Isa, said a video of the incident involving the 76-year-old motorcyclist went viral on social media.

The elderly man, who was sheltering from the rain in the emergency lane under the bridge, was seriously injured after being hit by a car driven by a 40-year-old driver. The incident occurred on the Kuala Lumpur-Seremban Highway, after the Sungai Besi Toll.

Preliminary investigations found that the motorcycle had stopped in the emergency lane under the bridge to take shelter before being rear-ended by a car.

As a result of the accident, the motorcyclist suffered severe head injuries and was taken to Kuala Lumpur Hospital (HKL) for further treatment,” continued Assistant Commissioner Mohd. Zamzuri.

He said the case is being investigated under Section 42(1) of the Road Transport Act 1987 for reckless and dangerous driving that endangers other road users.

Members of the public with any information regarding the accident can contact the Tun HS Lee Traffic Police Station at 03-2071 9999, the Kuala Lumpur Traffic Investigation and Enforcement Department Hotline at 03-2026 0267/0269, or any nearby police station,” he said.

BMW Motorrad Malaysia has launched the new 2025 BMW C 400 X and 2025 BMW C 400 GT.

These two premium models are the part of the “C”-series of BMW Motorrad’s “Urban Mobility” segment, thus the letter stands for “City.” The range also consists of the electric CE 02, and CE 04.

To refresh, the C 400 GT is equipped with a fully enclosing bodywork and large windscreen, fitting the “GT” (Gran Turismo/Grand Touring) moniker. The C 400 X, on the other hand, is the sportier version (BMW calls it “rugged”) which is perfect for scything through traffic and corners.

Benjamin Nagel, Managing Director of BMW Group Malaysia, said, “The Urban Mobility segment was the second-best performing segment for BMW Motorrad Malaysia in 2024, following only our popular Adventure segment. While the BMW CE 02 and BMW CE 04 represent our embracing of electrification within the segment, the 2025 BMW C 400 X and the 2025 BMW C 400 GT meanwhile embody our approach of Technology Openness – giving our customers the Power of Choice in navigating the city streets.”

Engine and transmission
  • Both variants are powered by the proven 350cc, four-valve, liquid-cooled single-cylinder engine with a maximum power output of 34 hp (25 kW) at 7,500 rpm and a maximum torque of 35 Nm at 5,750 rpm.

  • The engine is paired to a continuously variable transmission (CVT), and a powerset swingarm with high torsional rigidity.
Safety features
  • Both are equipped with BMW Motorrad ABS Pro as standard.

  • This feature ensures safety even when braking at a lean angle, and also prevents the wheels from locking even when the brake lever is pressed quickly and reduces abrupt changes in steering force.

  • Dynamic Brake Control (DBC) function linked to the ABS Pro provides sensitive response, as well as high braking and driving stability with the best possible deceleration even when cornering.
  • It works when the “sensor box” (ECU) delivers a certain deceleration value during braking, a simultaneous acceleration request by the driver is identified as implausible, preventing the throttle valve from opening, thus ensuring the vehicle remains stable and the braking distance is reduced.

  • Dynamic Traction Control (DTC) and Engine Drag Torque Control (MSR) are also standard for the 2025 BMW C 400 X and 2025 BMW C 400 GT.
  • DTC offers even more safety when accelerating at a lean angle or in slippery road conditions.

  • MSR prevents unstable riding conditions that can occur during coasting or abrupt throttle reduction. The MSR achieves this by opening the throttle valves so far as to equalise the drag torque and stabilise the vehicle.
Connectivity and navigation
  • The C 400 X features a large 6.5-inch TFT display as standard.

  • As for the C 400 GT, a 10.25-inch TFT display is standard. The Connectivity Pro package offers split-screen functionality and map navigation.

  • Both models also come with navigation preparation as an option, allowing riders to easily integrate the BMW Motorrad Connected Ride Navigator or Connected Ride Cradle for enhanced navigation capabilities.
Increased storage space and accessories
  • Both variants also offer increased storage space, enhancing practicality for both daily commuting and longer trips.
  • The 2025 BMW C 400 X now provides an additional 3 liters of storage under the seat.

  • The 2025 BMW C 400 GT offers up to 12 liters of additional storage, including front pockets.
  • The windshield on the C 400 GT is equipped with a manually adjustable windshield as standard.

  • Both models come with luggage grid as standard, additional accessory can be accompanied by a 43.5-litre top case – which not only provides 13.5-litres more volume than before but offers a 10 kg payload compared to the previous 5 kg.
  • The new top case also features electrification, in the form of interior lighting and a USB charging port.

  • C 400 X comes with keyless ride and Headlight Pro as standard.
  • There are also new original BMW Motorrad accessories, such as body protectors and hand guards for both models.

  • The New BMW C 400 X, in addition to a redesigned front, comes standard in the new “Rugged” model variant, featuring a bold and dynamic design with Kalamata metallic matt body color, coloured seats in red and black, red rims, tyres in “offroad” look, footboard inlays, golden front brake calipers and heavily tinted windshield which gives the model a sporty appeal.

  • The New BMW C 400 GT, on the other hand, comes standard in an “Exclusive” model variant, offering an elegant and sophisticated look with Diamond White metallic body color, golden rims, seat seam/embroidery in rim colour, floor lighting or footboard inlays, golden front brake calipers and slightly tinted windshield.

Financial Services

With the Financing Plan from BMW Group Financial Services Malaysia, ownership of the 2025 BMW C 400 X and the 2025 BMW C 400 GT starts from RM668.00 per month and RM748.00 per month respectively (based on the Straight Line Financing estimates of an 90% loan on a 7-year tenure). Owners can also enjoy additional benefits with the Industry-Leading Premium Engine Oil Inclusive, Service Inclusive, and Warranty Extension Programmes by BMW Motorrad Malaysia.

The retail price (on the road, with BMW Motorrad Malaysia’s All-New 3-Year Warranty and 3-Year Roadside Assistance Programmes, without insurance) for the New BMW C 400 X and the New BMW C 400 GT are:

  • The 2025 BMW C 400 X: RM47,500.00
  • The 2025 BMW C 400 GT: RM53,500.00

For more information on the New BMW C 400 X and the New BMW C 400 GT, visit the BMW Motorrad Malaysia website.

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The much-awaited 2025 Honda X-ADV has arrived in Malaysia, priced from RM69,999 to RM70,999, depending on your choice of colourway.

This year’s model hosts many new features, updates, and revisions such as electronics, smoother DCT, (long-requested) cruise control, build material, etc.

2025 Honda X-ADV

Powertrain and transmission
  • The engine remains unchanged from its debut in 2017.
  • It is a 745cc liquid-cooled 4-stroke SOHC 8-valve parallel-twin engine, delivering strong low-to-mid RPM torque, producing 57.7 hp (43 kW) at 6,750 rpm and peak torque of 69 Nm at 4,750 rpm.
  • Enhanced Dual Clutch Transmission (DCT) delivers seamless AT/MT shifting, automatic RPM adjustment for smooth deceleration, and direct traction response, ensuring a dynamic, stall-free ride.

  • The DCT has been revised to ensure smooth shifting by automatically blipping to reduce shock, and direct traction response (much like a quickshifter with auto-blipper).
  • Throttle-By-Wire (TBW) optimizes power delivery with riding modes and DCT for smooth, responsive performance.

Electronics
  • New Human Machine Interface (HMI) based cruise control ensures effortless operation.
  • 5-Inch TFT display with Honda RoadSync enables smartphone integration, navigation, and music control via Bluetooth.
  • New Daytime (Running Lights (DRL) features twin LED projectors with integrated turn signal, improving visibility and safety.

  • Throttle-By-Wire (TBW) optimizes power delivery with riding modes and DCT for smooth, responsive performance.
  • Automatic Turn Signal Canceller detects lane changes and turns, stopping the signal automatically for added safety.
  • Honda Smart Key System provides keyless ignition, handlebar locking, seat and fuel lid access.

  • Dual-Channel ABS prevents wheel lock-up, ensuring stable braking and better traction on all terrains, especially in wet conditions.
Other new features
  • 3-step Adjustable Windscreen allows one-handed height adjustments with a 139mm range for personalised wind protection.
  • 22-litre under-seat storage fits a full-size helmet, includes a USB Type-C port, enhanced LED light, and luggage divider.

  • Using Durabio™ biomass material as an effort for more sustainable and responsible material usage while retaining durability and scratch resistance. Using Durabio™ eliminates carbon dioxide emissions associated with traditional painting.
  • Additionally, the redesigned seat features 10% more cushioning, improving both rider comfort and ground reach.

Colours and price

There are four colourways for the 2025 Honda X-ADV.

Matte Deep Mud Gray, Pearl Glare White, and Graphite Black are priced at RM69,999 (net selling price, excluding road tax, insurance, and registration).

Matte Goldfinch Yellow is priced at RM70,999 (net selling price, excluding road tax, insurance, and registration).

 

 

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