Latest Honda Winner X price April 2025

Honda Winner X is one of the sporty motorbike models loved by young people thanks to its modern design and powerful engine.

Honda Winner X motorbike price in April 2025 in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City

Honda Winner X motorbike price April 2025 in Vinh, Nghe An

Honda Winner X 2025 is a standard Underbone model from Honda. Having appeared for 6 years, the Winner X model has an increasingly attractive price.

When buying a Honda Winner X, you need to pay some additional fees such as registration fee, license plate fee and civil liability insurance (TNDS). Below is the formula for calculating the rolling price of the Winner X 2025:

Rolling price = Suggested selling price + Registration fee + License plate fee + Compulsory civil liability insurance

For example, if you buy a car with a suggested price of VND 46,160,000, you will calculate as follows:

Suggested retail price: 46,160,000 VND

Registration fee: 923,200 VND

License plate fee: 4,000,000 VND

TNDS Insurance: 70,000 VND

Service fee: 150,000 VND

Total rolling price = 46,160,000 + 923,200 + 4,000,000 + 70,000 + 150,000 = 51,303,200 VND

Highlights of Winner X manual motorbike line

Honda Winner X is a small-displacement manual motorbike with an impressive design, aiming for the image of the leading small-sized super motorbike in Vietnam.

The car not only attracts with its dynamic sporty design but also possesses a powerful engine.

In addition, Winner X is also equipped with modern technology similar to large displacement motorbikes, helping drivers accelerate on every journey.

The front of the Honda Winner X makes a strong impression with sharp LED headlights, providing strong and modern light.

The front design is angular and sporty with strong lines creating a strong and attractive feeling.

The LCD clock face on the Winner X displays clear and easy-to-see information, including speed, fuel level and distance traveled.

Modern design and blue background light make it easy for drivers to monitor information in different lighting conditions.

Winner X's lighting system is equipped with LED technology, including headlights and taillights.

Headlights not only enhance lighting but also accentuate the overall design of the vehicle.

The turn signal lights have a compact design, blending harmoniously into the design.

The Special and Sport versions are equipped with a USB type A charger with a waterproof cap. This allows the driver to charge mobile devices even while on the move.

Winner X's saddle has a sporty design with moderate height, creating a comfortable feeling when sitting.

However, the saddle is a bit stiff, which can be uncomfortable for the rider on long trips. The saddle design also adds to the overall look of the bike.

The rear of the car has a neat and sporty design, with prominent LED taillights. The clean and angular lines of the rear of the car increase aerodynamics, while creating a strong and dynamic feeling.

Winner X's front and rear forks are designed with modern technology, helping the vehicle operate smoothly and stably on many types of terrain.

Telescopic front forks provide good shock absorption, while the monoshock rear suspension provides a solid and flexible feel.

Winner X's wheels have a sporty design with suitable size, providing balance and stability when moving.

The tires have good grip, helping the driver feel more confident when handling situations on the road.

The logo is prominent and easily recognizable, showing the luxury and class of the brand.

Winner X's exhaust pipe has a sporty design, with a compact but powerful style. The shiny metal material helps increase the aesthetics and durability of the vehicle.

The sound emitted from the exhaust is also very suitable, creating a sense of excitement for the driver.

Honda Winner X is equipped with a 150cc, 4-stroke, DOHC (Double Overhead Camshaft) engine.

This engine features PGM-FI electronic fuel injection technology, which helps increase performance and save fuel.

Winner X's engine produces a maximum capacity of about 15.4 horsepower (11.4 kW) at 9,000 rpm and a maximum torque of about 13.5 Nm at 7,000 rpm.

The car's acceleration is impressive, giving the driver a sense of excitement, especially on long trips or when moving around the city.

Disadvantages of Honda Winner X

Although the Honda Winner X has many advantages, there are still some disadvantages to note.

First, the saddle can be a bit stiff, making the rider uncomfortable on long rides.

Second, the vehicle's weight is quite heavy compared to some models in the same segment, which can make moving in narrow spaces more difficult.

Honda Winner X's competitor in the same segment

In the same segment and price range, Honda Winner X is often compared with models such as Yamaha Exciter 150 and Suzuki Raider 150.

Yamaha Exciter 150:Also equipped with a 150cc engine, the Exciter has a similar maximum capacity of about 15 horsepower. Sporty design, but feels stronger at high speeds. However, many people think that the Exciter's suspension system is not as optimized as the Winner X.

Suzuki Raider 150:Raider has a similar engine but stands out with its lighter weight, helping it accelerate quickly. However, the Raider's design is not as popular as the Winner X or Exciter, and the suspension system is not as smooth.