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Honda Click 125 Price in Thailand: Buyer's Guide + What the All-New Model Means

Honda Click 125 sold in Thailand, price from 51,900 baht, official Thai Honda photo
Honda Click 125 sold in Thailand, price from 51,900 baht, official Thai Honda motorbike rental phuket

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.

Honda Click 125 sold in Thailand, price from 51,900 baht, official Thai Honda motorbike rental phuket

Honda Click 125 price in Thailand

Version Price (THB) Approx. USD*
Honda Click 125 (current Thai model) from 51,900 ~$1,480
All-new Click 125 / Vario (Indonesia launch) Thai price TBA

*At roughly 35 THB/USD — check current rates. Add ~1,500–3,000 THB for registration and handling fees.

Colors: grey-red, white-black, red-black, black-red and black.

Honda Click 125 in greyred twotone, full side view
Honda Click 125 in whiteblack, full side view

Key specifications

Spec Honda Click 125
Engine 124.88cc eSP, PGM-FI, liquid-cooled — rare in this class
Weight / seat height 110 kg / 769 mm
Fuel tank 5.5 L (~48–55 km/L real world)
Wheels 14-inch alloys — more stable than the 12-inch rivals
Brakes Front disc with CBS / rear drum
Extras Smart Key (alloy-wheel version), full digital meter, sport muffler

Honda Click 125 riding in the city, lightweight 110 kg

Financing snapshot (for residents)

Example with a 20% down payment (10,380 THB), financed amount ~41,520 THB, at typical Thai flat interest rates:

Term Flat rate/year Monthly payment Total interest
12 months 3.39% ~3,577 THB ~1,408 THB
24 months 3.89% ~1,865 THB ~3,230 THB
36 months 4.39% ~1,305 THB ~5,468 THB
48 months 4.89% ~1,034 THB ~8,121 THB

Rates are indicative of common Thai motorbike financing offers. Actual quotes vary by lender, promotion and credit profile — always request a written quote. Note: financing is generally only available to foreigners holding a Thai work permit; most expats and long-stay visitors buy in cash.

Can a foreigner buy a motorbike in Thailand?

Yes — foreigners can legally buy and register a motorbike in Thailand in their own name. Here is what dealers and the Department of Land Transport (DLT) typically require:

  • Passport with a non-immigrant visa (work, retirement, education). Buying on a tourist visa is possible at some dealers but registration is harder.
  • Certificate of residence — issued by Thai Immigration (or your embassy) confirming your address in Thailand. Usually takes a few days and a small fee.
  • Cash payment — financing normally requires a work permit and Thai bank statements, so most foreigners pay cash.

After purchase you receive the green book (registration book) in your name — the vehicle's ownership document. Yearly running costs are small: compulsory insurance (Por Ror Bor) ~645 THB and road tax ~100 THB.

Buy or rent? The honest math for your stay

Your situation Better option Why
Holiday: days to a few weeks Rent No paperwork, insurance and maintenance included, free hotel delivery
Staying 1–6 months Rent monthly A monthly rental is far cheaper than buying + reselling, with zero ownership risk
Living in Thailand 1+ years with proper visa Buy Ownership pays off past roughly a year of daily use

Click 125 vs Scoopy vs Click 160 (2026 prices)

Click 125 Scoopy Click 160
Price (THB) from 51,900 50,600–55,100 69,900
Engine 124.88cc liquid-cooled 109.51cc air-cooled 156.9cc eSP+
Wheels 14-inch 12-inch 14-inch
Best for Serious daily riding, some distance Light city cruising Power + ABS upgrade

See also: Honda Click 160 2026 price guide and Honda Scoopy 2026 price guide.

Try one in Phuket before you buy

Rent a Honda Click 125 in Phuket with Chang Thai Rentals from just 350 THB/day — free hotel delivery, helmets included. Test the liquid-cooled engine on Phuket's hills against a Scoopy or Click 160 from the same fleet, then decide. Full rates on our price guide.

FAQ

How much is the Honda Click 125 in Thailand?

The Honda Click 125 currently sold in Thailand starts at 51,900 THB (about US$1,480) — official Thai Honda price, five colors.

Is there an all-new Click 125 coming?

Honda has launched a fully redesigned model in Indonesia (sold there as the Vario). Thai Honda has not announced it yet — this page will be updated when Thai pricing appears.

What makes the Click 125 different from other 125cc scooters?

It is the rare liquid-cooled engine in this price class (most rivals are air-cooled), with 14-inch wheels for better stability — a genuinely better highway and hill performer.

Does the Click 125 have a Smart Key?

Yes, on the alloy-wheel version — with bike locator and anti-theft functions.

Can a foreigner buy a Honda Click 125 in Thailand?

Yes — with a passport, a non-immigrant visa and a certificate of residence from Thai Immigration. At this price virtually everyone pays cash.

How fuel-efficient is the Click 125?

Roughly 48–55 km per liter in real riding; the tank holds 5.5 liters.

Click 125 vs Click 160 — which should I choose?

The Click 160 (69,900 THB) adds a 157cc engine, ABS and the newest full-model-change design for about 18,000 THB more. The Click 125 is plenty for everyday riding.

Can I rent a Honda Click 125 in Phuket before buying?

Yes — Chang Thai Rentals rents the Click 125 in Phuket from 350 THB per day with free hotel delivery, so you can test it before spending 51,900 THB.

Sources

  • Thai Honda — official prices and specifications: thaihonda.co.th
  • Department of Land Transport (registration, Por Ror Bor): dlt.go.th

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