The Honda Giorno+ SC35 ThaiGP Limited Edition is an exclusive model, inspired by Somkiat Chantra’s ThaiGP 2025 bike – the first Thai racer to compete in MotoGP.
This special edition scooter was launched in Thailand in early March, with a limited production run of just 99 units. A handful of these have now been imported to Vietnam by a private dealership in Ho Chi Minh City.
The price of the Honda Giorno+ SC35 ThaiGP Limited Edition in Vietnam has not been disclosed yet. Referring to the Thai market, this special scooter is priced at 74,400 baht, which is approximately 56 million VND.
The Honda Giorno+ SC35 ThaiGP Limited Edition features a predominantly white color scheme, accented with red and green details, and special graphics on the apron and body.
This design takes inspiration from Somkiat Chantra’s racing suit at the ThaiGP, with the racer’s number 35 featured on the scooter. The front mask sports a carbon fiber pattern, and the wheels are adorned with eye-catching sports decals.
The special edition retains the dimensions and style of the standard Honda Giorno+. It measures 1,902 mm in length, 681 mm in width, and 1,144 mm in height, with a wheelbase of 1,312 mm and a seat height of 780 mm. It weighs 120 kg and has a fuel tank capacity of 5.4 liters.
Notable features on the Giorno+ SC35 ThaiGP Limited Edition include full LED lighting, an LCD instrument cluster, and a Smart Key system.
The under-seat storage offers a generous 30 liters of space, accommodating a full-face helmet and personal belongings. There’s also a front storage compartment with a USB charging port.
In terms of braking, the Honda Giorno+ SC35 ThaiGP is equipped with a front disc brake with ABS and a rear drum brake. It rides on 12-inch alloy wheels with tubeless tires, sized at 100/90 R12 in the front and 110/90 R12 at the rear, providing agile handling in urban environments.
Powering the Honda Giorno+ SC35 ThaiGP is a liquid-cooled, eSP+ 1-cylinder, SOHC, 4-valve, 124.77cc engine. This engine is paired with a CVT transmission and features electronic fuel injection and an Idling Stop system.
As a privately imported and limited-edition model, the Honda Giorno+ SC35 ThaiGP Limited Edition caters to a niche market. Its target audience includes collectors and enthusiasts who appreciate unique and exotic scooters.
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