Honda motorcycle is delivering another lot of fun to the Thai teen users – under the brand concept “Power of Fun Project” – with New Super Cub. The unique model well blends the classic element of the super cub series with the modern technology under the new concept, “Extremely Chic in Japanese Style”. The irresistible model comes with vintage design, combined with the PGM-FI technology, 110cc engine, and fuel efficiency at 57km/litre. The model will be available nationwide from May 26, with suggested price at Bt42,300.
“Honda Super Cub series has been popular in Japan for over half a century. It’s become the icon of the classic scooter that sits in the heart of users around the world including Thailand. This was the beginning of the development of the New Super Cub for Thailand market. The last year model has been well liked by those passionate with the vintage fashion. This year, we have spiced up the Honda Super Cub with the bright colours and a touch of pop culture from the 1970s and 1980s. Designed under the chic Japanese style, we bring back the retrospective fun for those passionate with the classic style,” said Nobuhide Nagata, President of AP Honda Co Ltd.
The New Honda Super Cub, the chic Japanse style, combines between the retrospective Japanese fashion of bright two-tone colours and the cutting-edge technology. It comes with a 4-stroke 110cc engine and latest PGM-FI technology which is easier for maintenance. The model performs at 57km/litre, based on the internationally-accepted Mode ECE R40 standard, and is E20 compatible.
The New Honda Super Cub is equipped with semiautomatic 4-speed gear, hand starter, modern meter, large rear chromium shock-absorber with two adjustable levels, full chain guard, and key shutter.
The New Honda Super Cub will be available nationwide at Honda Wing Center from May 26 onwards with suggested retail price at Bt42,300. There are four colour options: yellow, pink, blue, and green. Check out the image VDO of the New Super Cub in Kitasakaba – one of the most popular hit songs in 1980s by Takashi Hosokawa at www.youtube.com/hondamotorcycleTHA and keep updated with the new model at www.aphonda.co.th.
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