
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.
Honda Forza 350 2026 price in Thailand
| Version | Price (THB) | Approx. USD* |
|---|---|---|
| Forza 350 RoadSync (2026) | 185,340 | ~$5,300 |
*At roughly 35 THB/USD — check current rates. Add ~1,500–3,000 THB for registration and handling fees.
Colors (2026): White-Black, Red-Black, Grey-Black and Black. A special Matte Boulevard (matte black-red) set was shown at BIMS 2026 — ask dealers for availability.
Key specifications
| Spec | Honda Forza 350 (2026) |
|---|---|
| Engine | 329.6cc eSP+, SOHC 4-valve, liquid-cooled |
| Weight / seat height | 185 kg / 780 mm |
| Fuel tank | 11.7 L |
| Display | 5-inch color TFT + Honda RoadSync + HSTC readout |
| Windscreen | Electrically adjustable, 180 mm range |
| Suspension | Telescopic front / twin rear shocks with 5-step preload |
| Brakes | 2-channel ABS with large discs |
| Storage | Under-seat space for two full-face helmets + console box with USB-C and bottle holder |
| Extras | Smart Key, full LED with DRL and ESS |
Financing snapshot (for residents)
Example with a 20% down payment (37,068 THB), financed amount ~148,272 THB, at typical Thai flat interest rates:
| Term | Flat rate/year | Monthly payment | Total interest |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12 months | 3.39% | ~12,775 THB | ~5,026 THB |
| 24 months | 3.89% | ~6,659 THB | ~11,536 THB |
| 36 months | 4.39% | ~4,661 THB | ~19,527 THB |
| 48 months | 4.89% | ~3,693 THB | ~29,002 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. For a bike in this price range, full first-class insurance is strongly recommended.
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 |
Forza 350 vs XMAX vs ADV 350
| Forza 350 | Yamaha XMAX (2026) | ADV 350 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price (THB) | 185,340 | 176,100–202,500 | 192,330 |
| Engine | 329.6cc eSP+ | 292cc Blue Core | 329.6cc eSP+ |
| Character | Sport touring, electric screen | Sporty MAX styling | Adventure, rough roads |
See also: Honda ADV 350 price guide.
Try one in Phuket before you buy
Rent a Honda Forza 350 in Phuket with Chang Thai Rentals at 900–1,000 THB/day — free hotel delivery, helmets included. Test the electric windscreen on the airport road and the 330cc engine on Phuket's hills before spending 185,340 THB. Full rates on our price guide.
FAQ
How much is the Honda Forza 350 in Thailand (2026)?
The 2026 Honda Forza 350 RoadSync costs 185,340 THB (about US$5,300) — official Thai Honda price, with a 5-inch TFT display and a 180mm electric windscreen.
What's new on the 2026 Forza 350?
A 5-inch color TFT meter with Honda RoadSync and an electric windscreen with 180mm of adjustment. A special Matte Boulevard color was shown at BIMS 2026 — check dealers for availability.
Can a foreigner buy a Honda Forza 350 in Thailand?
Yes — with a passport, a non-immigrant visa and a certificate of residence from Thai Immigration. Most foreigners pay cash; financing requires a work permit.
How much are monthly installments for the Forza 350?
With 20% down, Thai buyers typically pay roughly 3,600–12,800 THB per month depending on the term (12–48 months).
Forza 350 vs Yamaha XMAX — which is better?
The Forza has a bigger engine (330 vs 292cc) and a taller electric windscreen; the XMAX Standard is about 9,240 THB cheaper and the Tech Max adds Garmin navigation. Both are excellent tourers.
Forza 350 vs ADV 350 — what's the difference?
Same engine. The Forza (185,340 THB) is the smooth-road sport-tourer with an electric windscreen; the ADV 350 (192,330 THB) adds upside-down forks and dual-purpose tires for rough roads.
How many helmets fit under the Forza 350 seat?
Two full-face helmets, with interior lighting and a seat stopper.
Can I rent a Honda Forza 350 in Phuket before buying?
Yes — Chang Thai Rentals rents the Forza 350 in Phuket at 900–1,000 THB per day with free hotel delivery, so you can test the electric windscreen and 330cc engine before spending 185,340 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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