The upgraded Honda Lead launched in Vietnam. Photo: Honda
The newly upgraded Honda Lead, unveiled on November 4th, has captured the attention of both media and consumers in Vietnam.
Refined Design
Maintaining its signature compact and practical style tailored for Asian users, the Honda Lead receives subtle design enhancements for a more modern appeal.
Version-specific logo refinements. Photo: Honda
A standout feature is the redesigned logo, customized for each variant. The Standard and Premium versions feature metallic silver logos, while the Special Edition boasts a gold logo on matte black and dark blue bodies, with dark chrome accents on the matte silver variant.
The 2026 Lead retains its acclaimed storage layout, front apron design, and body lines—elements praised for their elegant, feminine appeal. LED lighting, front mask, and taillights see minimal changes, reflecting Honda’s focus on evolutionary refinement rather than radical redesign.
Spacious Storage Retained
Renowned for practicality, the new Lead enhances this trait. The expanded front compartment includes a Type-C charging port for on-the-go device charging.
The Lead’s signature spacious trunk. Photo: Honda
The 37-liter trunk remains a segment-leader, accommodating two full-face helmets and various personal items. New interior lighting and partition panels enhance usability.
Premium variants continue to offer Smart Key functionality.
Proven Powertrain
The Lead retains its 125cc eSP+ engine, delivering 11 hp and 11.7 Nm torque, with claimed fuel efficiency of 2.1 L/100km.
ABS-equipped Premium variant. Photo: Honda
The Special Edition features ABS for enhanced emergency braking, while other variants use Honda’s CBS system. Premium models offer My Honda+ app connectivity for smart security alerts.
Slight Price Increase
Pricing increases by VND 730,000–850,000 across variants: Standard (VND 40.29 million), Premium (VND 42.49 million), Special Edition (VND 46.49 million). Deliveries begin November 8th.
Upgraded Honda Lead in Vietnam. Photo: Honda
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