Comparison between Honda Future 125 manufactured domestically and imported from Thailand

Motorcycles imported from Thailand always receive special favor from Vietnamese consumers. For example, despite the availability of domestically manufactured and distributed Future 125, many people prefer and favor the Thai-imported Future 125. So what are the differences between these two scooter models?

1. The price of the Thai-imported Future 125 is double that of the domestically manufactured Future 125

Currently, the selling prices of Future 125 for these two versions are as follows:

- Price of 2022 Future 125 manufactured and distributed domestically in Vietnam: Price ranges from 29.7 to 31.5 million VND depending on the version

- Price of the 2022 Future 125 imported from Thailand: Ranges from 62 – 64.5 million VND depending on the version

Thus, despite being the same model, domestically manufactured Future 125 is twice as expensive as the imported one.

So what are the differences between these two versions?

2. Comparing in detail Honda Future 125 motorcycles manufactured domestically and imported from Thailand.

2.1 Design comparison

2.2 Engine comparison

– The Honda Future 125 2022 imported from Thailand is equipped with a single-cylinder engine with a displacement of 124.9cc, SOHC type air-cooled. This engine generates a maximum power of 9.5 horsepower at 7,500 rpm and a maximum torque of 10.6 Nm at 5,500 rpm. The bike is driven by a 4-speed gearbox and has a fuel consumption of approximately 74 km/liter of gasoline.

– The Honda Future 125 2022 domestically manufactured is equipped with a single-cylinder engine with a displacement of 124.9cc, SOHC type air-cooled. It generates a maximum power of 9.5 horsepower at 7,500 rpm and a maximum torque of 10.6 Nm at 5,500 rpm. The bike is equipped with a 4-speed gearbox and has a fuel consumption of 64 km/liter of gasoline.

Thus, it can be said that both the domestically manufactured and imported Future 125 have equivalent engine power, however, the Thai-imported Future 125 has better fuel efficiency.

2.3 Comparison of equipment

The equipment on both of these motorcycles is not different with integrated telescopic front forks and dual rear shock absorbers providing stability during operation. Additionally, the motorcycles are equipped with front disc brakes and drum brakes at the rear providing safe operation for users.

Both motorcycles use 17-inch wheels with options for cast or spoke wheels, and the tires used are treaded tires with sizes for the front and rear respectively being 70/90 – 17 M/C 38P and 80/90 – 17 M/C 50P.

Beside the differences mentioned, most users who have used Thai-imported Wave 125 models highly praise their stability and durability during usage.

However, domestically manufactured Future 125 models also receive high ratings from consumers for their durability. Some Future models, even over 10 years old, still operate well and experience few breakdowns.

3. Should you buy domestically manufactured or imported Future 125?

With the comparison information provided above, you undoubtedly understand the basic differences between these two scooter models.

– Thai-imported Future 125 models will surely appeal to those who prefer Thai products. The durability and stability of this product line from Thailand are outstanding advantages.

– Domestically manufactured Future 125 is an excellent choice with a significantly lower price, while still ensuring a similar user experience compared to imports.

Therefore, users should consider their preferences and financial conditions when making a choice.