It is developed for young urban riders with a A1 license in the European nations; India launch still unconfirmed
Honda ADV125 has made its global debut at the EICMA 2026 in Milan, Italy. The smallest maxi-scooter by the Japanese brand is developed for A1 license holders in the European nations. Honda claims that the ADV125 is an amalgamation of X-ADV’s distinctive appeal and ADV350’s adventurous spirit. The brand had recently launched the ADV160 in the Indian market at a price point of Rs 1.70 lakh (ex-showroom). We could also see the ADV125 or a similar maxi-scooter based on it for India in the coming months as the company looks to strengthen its scooter portfolio in our country.
Honda ADV125 is offered with a newly developed 5-inch full-colored instrument console which boasts of a TFT display and smartphone connectivity through Honda RoadSync app. Some of the prominent highlights of the maxi-scooter are 165 mm of ground clearance, long-travel suspension, 29-litre under-seat storage area, 2 litres front storage compartment and semi-knobby tyres.
The ADV125 has a low saddle height of 780. It gets a windscreen which is adjustable across five positions and can be moved up to a distance of 75 mm. A few notable features onboard the maxi-scooter are Smart Key, USB-C socket, Start/Stop button and switchable HSTC traction control. It has a fuel tank capacity of 8.1 litres which ensures a long range of around 385 km in one go.
At the heart, Honda ADV125 has the 125 cc single-cylinder eSP+ engine which generates max power of 12.3 bhp and peak torque of 11.7 Nm. The official mileage figures revealed by Honda is 47.6 kmpl on the WMTC cycle. Hence, with a fully-filled tank of 8.1 litres, one can travel up to 385 km without the need of refuelling. The maxi-scooter has a top speed of 97 kmph.
Among the original accessories, the customers can opt for 40-litre Smart Top Box, heated grips and alarm. The ADV125 comes in four colours options.
