Following the success of the Wave 125i, which was privately imported from Thailand, the Honda Wave 110i 2023 model has also made its way to Vietnam through complete importation. The selling price of the Thai-imported Wave 110i is slightly lower than the Wave 125i, but still sits at a considerable 70 million dong.
However, despite its high price, the Wave 110i is not deterring customers; rather, it is attracting Vietnamese buyers.

Currently, the Honda Wave 110i from Thailand is available in two versions: spoke and alloy wheels. Compared within its segment, the Thai Wave 110i is positioned alongside the domestic Wave Alpha 110 in Vietnam. However, the Wave Alpha is cheaper, with less prominent features.
Let's explore the standout features of this model right away.
Design of the Honda Wave 110i Imported from Thailand
The Thai-imported Honda Wave 110i boasts a completely new appearance compared to its sibling, the Honda Wave Alpha 110, available in Vietnam. The bike features angular bodywork and a more aggressive stance. The front fairing is adorned with prominent edges and two small air vents at the rear, enhancing its sporty and modern appeal.
At the front of the Thai-imported Honda Wave 110i is a meticulously crafted headlight unit with an impressive heart-shaped design.

The latest iteration of the Honda Wave 110i from Thailand has compact dimensions, measuring 708 x 1,915 x 1,083mm (width x length x height) respectively. The ground clearance is 134mm, seat height is 758mm, and it weighs 100kg, allowing for easy maneuverability and control.
Features on the Thai-Imported Honda Wave 110i
Compared to the domestically assembled Honda Wave Alpha 110 in Vietnam, the Thai-imported Honda Wave 110i boasts several notable enhancements. One such improvement is the upgrade from traditional Halogen bulbs to modern LED lights.
The instrument display on the bike features a redesigned interface, clearly showing the vehicle's information.
Furthermore, the storage compartment of the Thai-imported Wave 110i has been upgraded to a capacity of 10 liters (Honda Wave Alpha only has a 5-liter compartment), with a fuel tank capacity of up to 5 liters.

As for the chassis of the Thai-imported Wave 110i, it still utilizes a telescopic front fork system and a rear spring suspension. The braking system consists of drum brakes on both the front and rear wheels.
Engine of the Thai-Imported Honda Wave 110i
The Thai-imported Honda Wave 110i is equipped with a SOHC, 4-stroke, 109.5cc engine, single cylinder, with a compression ratio of 10.0:1. Notably, instead of using a carburetor system like the Honda Wave Alpha, the Thai-imported Honda Wave 110i is upgraded with PGM-Fi electronic fuel injection technology, reducing fuel consumption and environmental impact. The fuel consumption of the bike is low, at only about 1.3 liters per 100km.
Honda Thailand has not released the performance specifications of this Wave 110i, but its power will not differ significantly from the 8.6 horsepower of the Wave RSX 110, which uses a similar engine to the Wave 110i.

Should You Buy the 2022 Thai-Imported Honda Wave 110i?
Although the Thai-imported Honda Wave 110i boasts many standout features such as a more stylish appearance, larger storage compartment, and more fuel-efficient engine, considering the hefty price tag – nearly 70 million dong – you need to carefully weigh your options. With that amount of money, you could potentially purchase other models with better aesthetics and more powerful engines.