Popular scooter boasts added performance and comfort, in addition to optional ABS
Apr 4, 2018 – TORRANCE, Calif. – Honda’s PCX150 has a long history of turning the average jaunt into a daily highlight, and with today’s introduction of the 2019 PCX150, those day-to-day experiences just got a little more inspiring. Endowed with a new frame, revised intake and exhaust system, multiple comfort-enhancing features, and optional ABS, the PCX150 combines practicality and fun, now with a more premium feel and improved handling.
“Over the years, the PCX150 has earned a legion of followers through its mix of enjoyable performance and remarkable efficiency,” said Lee Edmunds, American Honda’s Manager of Motorcycle Marketing Communications. “For 2019, Honda has expanded on that winning formula with a long list of updates that will appeal to an expanding audience. Lighter, more comfortable, and now available with optional ABS, this latest PCX150 will turn heads wherever it goes.”
- Color: Bright Bronze Metallic
- Availability: July 2018
- MSRP
- PCX150 ABS: $3,999
- PCX150: $3,699
- Info
KEY FEATURES
- Low-friction, liquid-cooled engine offers enjoyable, user-friendly performance
- Fuel tank holds 2.1 gallons for long range between fill-ups
- Large air filter and improved exhaust layout enhance airflow, resulting in increased power at higher rpm
- Redesigned body panels and all-LED lighting enhance high-end feel
- New frame contributes to reduced weight and added stability, for a more confidence-inspiring ride
- Three-stage rear springs with increased travel deliver improved ride comfort
- Stylish eight-spoke wheels reduce weight and enhance overall handling
- Large, 100/80-14 front and 120/70-14 rear tires with optimized construction reduce energy loss due to tire deformation
- Modern LCD display is easy to read at a glance
- Saddle hinge and reformatted, 28 liter storage box result in easy loading and unloading of items
- Available ABS offers added sense of security
Four freakin’ months into 2018 and Honda declares it’s really 2019?
Stoopid.
Suzuki announced the 2017 SV650 in November of 2015. I remember thinking it wasn’t even 2016 yet and they were announcing 2017s?
It IS kind of crazy
With the Grom at $3400 and this at $3700 Honda is really closing the premium price difference on scooters. I noticed that usually the pictures show” European model” and this one shows” Global model”.
That’s great Honda. Now how about one for the highway.
Hopefully Yamaha is successful with the X-max 300, then Honda might import the SH300i that is supposed to have dominant market share in Europe.