In January 2026, the Honda Vision, Vietnam’s beloved scooter, continues to dominate the market with its stable retail price. However, buyers must still pay a significant premium at dealerships, especially for the Standard version, to own this scooter during the Lunar New Year.
Honda, a pioneering Japanese motorcycle brand in Vietnam, has captured the market with its beautifully designed, fuel-efficient, and durable bikes. Honda motorcycles are not only easy to operate but also cost-effective to maintain and repair. Moreover, they retain their value better than other brands when resold. Despite these advantages, Honda’s retail prices often exceed the manufacturer’s suggested prices by a considerable margin.
The Honda Vision wins hearts with its compact design and versatility.
Since its debut in 2011, the Honda Vision has quickly become a favorite among Vietnamese consumers for its compact design and versatility. Over a decade later, the Vision continues to meet the needs of young customers while showcasing Honda Vietnam’s commitment to enhancing user experience and maintaining its leadership in the scooter segment.
The 2026 Vision introduces a range of vibrant color options. The Sport version stands out with its new Matte Silver finish, complemented by a black rear grab bar and coordinated sporty decals, giving it a youthful and modern look. The scooter retains the sleek lines characteristic of the SH series, ensuring agility and elegance in urban environments.
Powered by a 110cc eSP engine, the Vision 2026 features advanced technologies such as PGM-FI fuel injection, ACG starter, and idle-stop system. These innovations optimize performance, fuel efficiency, and reduce friction during operation.
Honda currently offers five variants—Sport, Deluxe, Standard, Classic, and Special—in eight diverse colors, ranging from elegant Black and White to bold Black and Gold. The 2026 prices remain unchanged from last year, starting at over 31.3 million VND.
Latest Honda Vision Price List – January 2026 (Source: Honda)
| Version | Color | Retail Price (VND) |
| Standard | Black and White | 31,310,182 |
| Deluxe | Blue and Black / Red and Black | 32,979,273 |
| Special | Brown and Black | 34,353,818 |
| Sport | Black / Gray and Black | 36,612,000 |
| Classic | Gold and Black Silver / Blue and Black Silver | 36,612,000 |
Note: Prices are for reference only and include VAT, license plate fees, registration fees, and insurance. Prices may vary by dealership and region.
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