- Price of Air Blade 125 2022: 41.3 million dong for the Standard version and 42.5 million dong for the Special version.
- Price of Air Blade 125 2023: 42.1 million dong for the Standard version and 43.2 million dong for the Special version.
So compared to the corresponding version in the 2022 generation, the Air Blade 125 2023 is more expensive by about 700,000 dong. The price difference between these two versions is not significant and clearly not substantial considering the inflation factor.
2. Comparing the design differences between Air Blade 125 2023 and Air Blade 125 2022
Overall, the design of the Air Blade 125 2023 is not different from the 2022 version, however, there are certain differences in detail:
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About overall dimensions
The 2023 Air Blade 125 boasts dimensions of 1,887 x 687 x 1,092 mm and weighs 113kg, setting a new standard in size and weight compared to its predecessor.
With dimensions of 1,870 x 687 x 1,091 mm and weighing 111kg, the 2022 Air Blade 125 stands slightly smaller and lighter than its successor.
The latest iteration of the Air Blade 125 is not only longer and taller but also 2kg heavier than its predecessor, although these differences may not be immediately noticeable when the two vehicles are placed side by side.
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About the trunk capacity
The 2023 Air Blade 125 features a trunk capacity 0.5 liters larger than its predecessor, totaling 23.2 liters and divided into two compartments, providing ample storage space for users.
In addition to the aforementioned differences, the new color options and updated logo also contribute to giving the 2023 Air Blade 125 a more sporty, powerful, and modern overall appearance.
Despite a slight difference in trunk capacity, the trunk structure remains the same, allowing users to comfortably store their belongings. Additionally, both the 2023 and 2022 Air Blade trunks feature convenient USB charging ports, enabling users to charge their phones, tablets, or other devices when needed.
3. Engine Comparison between Air Blade 125 2023 and Air Blade 125 2022
The engine is the highlight that sets the two generations of Honda Air Blade 125 apart, specifically:
- The 2022 Air Blade 125 is powered by a 124.9cc eSP engine, delivering a maximum power of 11.3 horsepower at 8500 rpm and a maximum torque of 11.68Nm at 5000 rpm. The fuel consumption of the 2022 Air Blade 125 is 1.99 liters of petrol/100km.
- The 2023 Air Blade 125 is equipped with a 124.9cc eSP+ engine, producing a maximum power of 11.7 horsepower at 8500 rpm and a maximum torque of 11.3 Nm at 6500 rpm. The fuel consumption of the 2023 Air Blade 125 is 2.26 liters of petrol/100km.
Thus, the new engine brings better power to the vehicle in terms of both horsepower and torque. This enhances the acceleration capabilities and also allows for better stability at higher speeds. However, compared to the 2022 Air Blade, the 2023 model consumes more fuel.
Comparing the features of the Honda Air Blade 2023 and the Air Blade 2022
Apart from the design and engine disparities mentioned, regarding the integrated features, the new 2023 Air Blade shows no distinction from the 2022 model as it still incorporates technologies such as:
- The Smartkey 4-in-1 intelligent key system includes an anti-theft feature
- The full-panel LCD dashboard displays all necessary metrics
- The modern LED lighting system ensures brightness and durability. Additionally, the front headlight of the Air Blade 125 remains illuminated when unlocking the bike, aiding in its identification and reducing the likelihood of forgetting to turn on lights in low-light conditions.
- Disc brakes are equipped for the front wheel and drum brakes for the rear wheel, with a CBS system for enhanced safety during movement
- The front telescopic fork suspension and rear coil spring suspension provide stability during operation
- Both scooter variants come with cast wheels paired with tubeless tires, with front/rear tire sizes of 80/90 and 90/90 respectively.
Above are the comparison details between the Honda Air Blade 125 2023 and the Air Blade 2022. We hope customers have grasped the fundamental differences between these two versions. Essentially, the new 2023 version updates the engine with a more potent eSP+, providing better performance for the bike but sacrificing fuel efficiency.
Beyond the engine and color disparities, as well as slight size adjustments, other features remain unchanged. Therefore, in our opinion, the 2023 Air Blade stands out as a superior choice for users, promising a more enjoyable riding experience.
