As part of its portfolio expansion plans,Honda 2-Wheelers Indiais looking to introduce multiple new products. Possibilities include the Honda Scoopy, which was even spotted on road tests in 2017. After the 2021 patent, Honda has now filed a fresh patent for the latest . This latest-gen model is available for sale in select markets such as Indonesia. Lets check out the details.
patented Styling and features
As is evident from the patent image, the has a retro-modern design. The silhouette hasnt changed much over the years and the 2025 version continues with signature features such as the flowing body panels and retro styling bits. One of the standout features is the LED crystal block headlight, which ensures a modern and unique feel for the scooter.
Even the tail lamp of the has a similar round design. The round lighting elements perfectly suit the smooth and curvy body panelling that Scoopy has. At the front, the scooter has D-shaped indicators. Round rear view mirrors further enhance the retro vibes.
Other key highlights include a single-piece seat, slightly upswept exhaust and a robust grab rail. features a versatile design that appeals to the younger generation while also serving well as a family-oriented scooter. While details about colour options for India are not available, the in Indonesia offers a wide range of choices.
A total of eight colour options are on offer with the Scoopy in Indonesia. While the entry-level variants have a minimalist profile, the mid and higher variants come with dual-tone themes and attractive, sporty graphics. With its distinctive design, the seems to have significant potential for the Indian market.
Performance, features
Powering the is a 109.5 cc, eSP, SOHC, air cooled engine that generates 9 PS and 9.2 Nm of peak torque. It is paired with an automatic gearbox. The scooter has an underbone frame, with telescopic front forks and swing arm rear suspension.
uses 12-inch wheels at both ends, wrapped in 100/90 front and 110/90 rear tubeless tyres. Both ends have drum brakes with a combi brake system. With a seat height of 746 mm, offers optimal control and handling. The scooter has an LCD instrument cluster that displays info such as fuel economy, tripmeter, clock, battery indicator and oil change alerts.
Top variants are equipped with Hondas Smart Key System, offering touch-free access for handlebar unlocking and engine start. The scooter also has a robust anti-theft alarm and security system.
India launch
It is not certain if will be launched in India. A patent was filed earlier too, but the scooter was never launched. However, there is speculation that the could be launched by the end of this year. Assuming the is launched in India, it will take on rivals such asYamahaFascino and Vespa scooters.
