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Honda's Philippine subsidiary has unveiled the new Click125 scooter, while also announcing a milestone in the localization of engine production in the country. The move refreshes a popular practical scooter while reinforcing the strength of local manufacturing.
The new Click125 — the Philippines' staple scooter finally gets an update. A practical 125cc scooter is exactly the embodiment of easy, convenient, and quick as a companion. And hitting a milestone in local engine production is the nice part. Building locally, selling locally — once that cycle takes root, the market gets stronger. As someone who follows Asia's scooter scene, this is one to watch.
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What actually changes with local-production localization compared to importing?
With lower tariffs and shipping costs, that tends to have a positive effect on both vehicle price and delivery times.
Just the fact that it's a new model probably has Filipino riders pretty excited already.
The rivalry with Yamaha's Mio series has been going on forever in the Philippines.
A bit bothered that there's no concrete cumulative unit count given for this local-production milestone.
The more local production advances, the more it should work to keep prices down, so that's worth watching.
The Click series has basically achieved national-scooter status in the Philippines already.
