The unconventional Honda Scoopy 2018 model has been launched, priced at 30 million VND.
Honda has just released the 2018 Scoopy in Indonesia with new color and decal options, priced at 29.7 million Rupiah. - 382498
The Honda Scoopy has been one of the best-selling models in the Indonesian market for the past 7 years.
Therefore, in 2018, Honda continued to introduce an upgraded version of the Scoopy, notably with the addition of 7 new colors in the Sporty and Stylish versions. The Stylish version boasts quite attractive design lines.
The unconventional Honda Scoopy 2018 has been launched, priced at 30 million VND.
The Stylish Matte Red and Stylish White colors have been added alongside the existing Stylish Matte Brown and Stylish Black. The Sporty version comes with a black alloy finish and a checkered pattern on the sides for a more youthful look. This version is available in three colors: Sporty White, Sporty Red, and Sporty Black.
The 2018 Honda Scoopy scooter features LED headlights, an anti-theft alarm, a charging port in the control box, and a 15-liter storage compartment. The Scoopy is powered by a 108.2cc single-cylinder engine with electronic fuel injection. It delivers a maximum power of 9.1 hp at 7,500 rpm and 9.4 Nm of torque at 6,000 rpm.
The bike also features an Idling Stop system. Fuel efficiency is achieved at 59 km/l according to the European ECE R40 test cycle. Other features include 12-inch wheels, tubeless tires, telescopic front suspension, and a single rear shock absorber.
The front disc brakes and rear drum brakes are paired with a Combi braking system.
The 2018 Honda Scoopy scooter features LED headlights, an anti-theft alarm, a charging port in the control box, and a 15-liter storage compartment. The Scoopy is powered by a 108.2 cc single-cylinder engine with electronic fuel injection.
The 2018 Honda Scoopy is priced at 17,800,000 IDR (Indonesian Rupiahs), equivalent to approximately 29.7 million VND. The sales target is around 720,000 units per year.
The Honda Scoopy is not officially sold in Vietnam; however, some private importers have quickly brought this model to Vietnam with a selling price of over 60 million VND.
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