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Published May 7, 2021, 8:18 PM
Getting around in the new normal is a challenge to say the least. Public transport may still not be up to capacity. Electric kick scooters and bikes require regular charging. So how about an automatic scooter?
Honda wants to solve the public’s transportation woes with its easy, affordable, and multi-purpose model the all-new Dio automatic scooter.
This is one of Honda’s most affordable ways to get around yet, priced at just P49,900. It’s P17,000 less than its original entry-level model, the BeAT, which is priced at P66,900. The Dio hopes to be many Filipinos’ new daily ride with its durable, multi-purpose design.
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Easily one Honda Philippines’ most beloved and versatile motorcycle models is the XRM 125. First released some 20 years ago, the XRM (then a 110cc) was designed to be both a commuter and workhorse vehicle for both on- and light off-road use.
After decades of success in the Philippines, the newly updated model is off to conquer new lands, particularly Middle Earth, as it is bound for export to New Zealand.
The Philippine-made XRM125, assembled at Honda’s facility in Tanauan, Batangas, will be exported to New Zealand starting April 2021.
New Zealand has chosen the XRM125 as it is the best motorcycle suited for on and off-road use, ideal for the largely rural country known for its large dairy and livestock industries.
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