‘The King of Semi-Automatic Motorcycles’: Honda’s New 110cc Bike Launches in Vietnam for Under 50 Million VND – Packed with Features and ABS, It Takes on the Yamaha PG-1

Honda has just introduced the 2025 edition of its Cross Cub 110 bike in the Chinese market, showcasing its ambitious plans to compete with domestic rivals. With its unique design and standout features in its segment, this bike is expected to create a new wave in the market.

The Cross Cub 2025 offers four vibrant and bold color options: Radiant Yellow, Sea Salt Green, Oolong Tea Green, and Avocado Green. Each color exudes a youthful and eye-catching style.

Design-wise, the bike stays true to the traditional underbone style, featuring a classic curved horizontal frame combined with large 17-inch wheels, tubeless tires, and outdoor-themed decals. This blend of old and new gives the Cross Cub a unique, modern look while retaining its vintage charm.

At the front, the bike sports a classic round LED headlight with a metal guard, ensuring optimal illumination during night rides. The instrument cluster combines analog and LCD displays, providing speed, fuel level, and gear position information. Attention to detail is evident with features like the chrome exhaust and dual-tone seat, adding a touch of elegance to the overall design.

One notable aspect of the Cross Cub 2025 is its enhanced safety and utility features compared to other Honda number bikes like the Future, Wave Alpha, and RSX. It boasts a single-channel ABS system for the front wheel, preventing wheel lock-up during sudden braking and reducing the risk of skidding. The dual hydraulic shock absorbers at the rear ensure a smooth ride over potholes, while the detachable dual seat can be removed to access a spacious storage compartment or accommodate a passenger comfortably.

Powering the Cross Cub is a robust 110cc single-cylinder air-cooled engine with electronic fuel injection (PGM-FI), delivering 8 horsepower at 7,500 rpm and 8.8 Nm of torque at 5,500 rpm, with a top speed of 85 km/h. Impressively, the bike offers a fuel efficiency of 1.46 liters per 100 km and comes equipped with a semi-automatic clutch and a 4-speed gearbox for smooth gear shifts. With a 4.3-liter fuel tank, you can go an entire week without refueling, depending on your usage.

In China, the Honda Cross Cub 2025 is priced at approximately 13,000 Chinese yuan (equivalent to 47.4 million VND). While slightly higher than the Future, Wave Alpha, and RSX, this price is still competitive compared to the Cross Cub’s pricing in other international markets.

In Vietnam, the Honda Cross Cub 110’s price ranges from 60 to 80 million VND, depending on the version and source of import (official or private). Some private dealers may offer higher prices, even double or triple the price of similar models like the Yamaha PG-1.