Honda Philippines made a strong showing at this year’s Makina Moto Expo, held 4 to 6 April at SMX Convention Center, with the launch of four new models — three gas-powered, one fully electric.

Building on the momentum of their EM1 e: Honda introduced the CUV e: — a more powerful electric scooter aimed at everyday riders. It runs on a brushless E-Drive side motor with up to 6 kW output and 22 Nm of torque. Top speed is 83 km/h, and range is about 77 km per charge, extendable by 25 percent in ECON mode.

It uses removable Honda Mobile Power Pack e: batteries, which take around 6 hours to fully charge. The scooter also features LED lights, USB Type-C charging, a 5-inch TFT display, multiple riding modes, and a Honda Smart Key.

The new ADV350 is a scooter that’s just as comfortable tackling rough roads as it is weaving through traffic. It’s powered by a 330cc liquid-cooled engine making 21.5 kW and 31.8 Nm of torque.

This adventure-ready scooter is packed with useful features like Honda RoadSync for smartphone connectivity, LED lighting, Auto-Winker Cancellation, and a 5-inch color TFT display. There’s also a spacious 48L U-box, adjustable windscreen, and USB charging built into the console. With fuel consumption rated at 30 km/L and a rugged suspension setup, the ADV350 balances comfort, performance and practicality.

For riders who want power and precision, the CB1000 Hornet doesn’t disappoint. Its 1000cc inline-4 engine churns out 113 kW and 105 Nm of torque, paired with a 6-speed manual transmission and a wet, multi-plate clutch.

Handling is sharp, thanks to a Showa USD front fork and Ohlins rear shock, while safety and convenience are covered by a 5-inch TFT display, Honda’s security system (HISS), and a diamond steel frame.

Honda’s legendary Goldwing got the spotlight treatment with a special 50th Anniversary Eternal Gold edition. This full-on touring bike is powered by a massive 1,833cc flat-six engine, delivering 93 kW of power and 170 Nm of torque.

It comes with a 7-speed dual clutch transmission (with reverse), a shaft final drive, double wishbone front suspension, and Pro-Link rear suspension. Comfort features include a 7-inch TFT screen, Smart Key, electronically controlled ABS, and a luxurious ride setup.

Alongside the new models, Honda also brought back fan favorites like the Rebel 1100, Africa Twin (DCT), and X-ADV — all of which still draw plenty of attention. They also showcased their lineup of Pro-Honda oils, accessories, and riding gear for those looking to upgrade their setup.

“As a market leader company, we at Honda always aim to bring joy to every customer by providing good quality motorcycles and services that will make Filipino customers’ journey convenient, comfortable, enjoyable, and fun. So today, we are delighted to showcase our latest models that will redefine performance, safety, and fun in riding a motorcycle. We invite everyone to come and visit our booth to see and touch our products,’’ Jomel Jerezo, Honda Philippines vice president for Motorcycle Sales and Marketing, said.

All models will be available at Honda dealerships soon. For updates, visit www.hondaph.com or follow them on social media.