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Quick answer: automatic scooter prices in Thailand for 2026 run from 50,600 THB (Honda Scoopy, ~US$1,450) to 192,330 THB (Honda ADV 350, ~US$5,500). This page compares official prices for all 11 popular Honda and Yamaha models, with links to our full buyer's guides — specs, financing and foreigner-ownership rules for each bike.

Quick answer: the Honda Click 125 sold in Thailand starts at 51,900 THB (about US$1,480) — official Thai Honda price, five colors, and the only liquid-cooled engine in its price class. An all-new generation has just launched in Indonesia (as the Vario) and has not yet been announced for Thailand.

Quick answer: the 2026 Honda Giorno+ costs 63,700 THB (CBS) and 68,700 THB (ABS) in Thailand — about US$1,820–1,960 — in seven new two-tone retro colors. It is the most practical vintage-styled scooter in the class: Smart Key on every version and a 30-liter under-seat box. Official Thai Honda prices.

Quick answer: the 2026 Yamaha Grand Filano Hybrid costs 64,700 THB (Standard) and 69,200 THB (ABS) in Thailand — about US$1,850–1,980. It is the only retro-styled 125cc scooter in Thailand with a hybrid power-assist engine, sold in ten colors. Official Yamaha Thailand cash prices.

Quick answer: the 2026 Honda Scoopy costs 50,600–55,100 THB (about US$1,450–1,575) in Thailand: Urban 50,600, Prestige 53,700 and Club 12 55,100 THB, in nine new colors across three styles. Official Thai Honda prices; dealer promotions vary.

Quick answer: the 2026 Honda Forza 350 RoadSync costs 185,340 THB (about US$5,300) in Thailand — official Thai Honda price. The latest update adds a 5-inch color TFT display with Honda RoadSync and an electric windscreen with 180mm of travel, keeping the Forza the benchmark 350cc sport scooter in Thailand.

Quick answer: the Honda ADV 350 costs 192,330 THB (about US$5,500) in Thailand — official Thai Honda price for the current model with the 5-inch TFT display and Honda RoadSync. The 2026 model has just launched in Europe with four new colors; Thai pricing for those colors is not yet announced, and the mechanicals are

Quick answer: the all-new 2026 Yamaha NMAX 155 costs 98,500 THB (Standard), 107,500 THB (25th Anniversary) and 113,500 THB (Tech Max with Yamaha's YECVT electric transmission) in Thailand — official Yamaha Thailand cash prices (about US$2,800–3,240). Dealer promotions vary.

Quick answer: the 2026 Honda ADV 160 costs 101,900 THB (about US$2,900) in Thailand. The 2026 update brings the biggest tech upgrade this model has ever had: a 5-inch color TFT display with Honda RoadSync, a new multifunction controller and USB Type-C charging. Official Thai Honda price; dealer promotions vary.

Quick answer: the all-new 2026 Honda Click 160 costs 69,900 THB (about US$2,000) in Thailand, with the Click 160R Limited Edition at 76,400 THB. Launched in August 2026, this is a full redesign that finally adds Honda Smart Key, full LED lighting and USB Type-C. Prices are official Thai Honda recommended retail; dealer promotions vary.