Honda introduces the 2017 PCX125 scooter.

The upgraded 125cc scooter in Europe meets Euro 4 emission standards, features LED headlights, and includes a 12V charging socket.

The 2017 Honda PCX125 is expected to be priced at around $3,000 USD in the European market.

The scooter model uses a liquid-cooled, 125cc, four-stroke, single-cylinder engine producing 11.7 horsepower, with a manufacturer-claimed fuel consumption of 2.1 liters/100 km. With a full 8-liter fuel tank, the new PCX125 can travel 375 km.

Honda continues to improve the PCX125, making it even more practical. The seat height is 760 mm, suitable for most riders. The digital instrument cluster is designed for easier viewing, and the storage compartment on the left side includes a common 12V charging socket, meeting the needs for charging mobile phones or portable entertainment devices.

Beneath the seat, there's a storage compartment large enough to hold a full-face helmet. The seat and fuel tank cap both open with a button on the handlebars, and the lock is protected by a small cover.

The new LED headlight cluster makes the front of the 2017 PCX125 more impressive and eye-catching.

The wheelbase is 1,315 mm, and it features 14-inch, five-spoke wheels fitted with Michelin City Grip tires.

The suspension system has also been upgraded, with the rear swingarm made from aluminum alloy. Honda's CBS braking system, linking the braking system on both wheels, features a 220 mm diameter disc brake at the front and a 130 mm diameter drum brake at the rear.

The PCX is a Honda scooter model sold domestically in Vietnam, with a new version introduced in December 2015. The PCX is manufactured and assembled domestically, competing with the Yamaha NM-X, which is a completely imported Yamaha model.

According to Ngoisao