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2021 Honda PCX Lineup Announced for Japan Including New PCX 160

2021 Honda PCX Lineup Announced for Japan Including New PCX 160

Posted on December 10, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Japan gets choice of 125, 160, and hybrid versions

Honda has updated its lineup of PCX scooters with new frames, new engines and traction control. For the Japanese market, Honda will include a 124cc version (simply called the “PCX”) while the PCX 150 sees a displacement increase to become the PCX 160. Honda will also offer the PCX e:HEV hybrid electric version which combines the 124cc engine with an electric motor in Japan.
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