It’s been one big announcement after the other for Honda Philippines (HPI). Fresh off celebrating its milestone 12 millionth motorcycle sold, it has now shared that it will begin exporting the Honda Click 125 to Cambodia and Laos.
The Click is one of the many motorcycles that Honda builds in the Philippines. The locally built scooter will be exported to N.C.X. Co., LTD Cambodia and Laos, the exclusive manufacturer, distributor, and assembler of Honda’s two-wheelers in the region.
HPI marked the occasion with a proper send-off ceremony joined by company executives and project leaders. The first batch were prepped for shipping to Cambodia and Laos, and the photos here show the actual export containers used to transport the units.
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The Click 125 is one of the best-selling motorcycles not just in Honda’s local lineup but in the local motorcycle industry as a whole. Over the years, it has consistently helped propel the Japanese brand to the top of the sales charts. Earlier this year, it received a refresh that saw the addition of new tech and features to the scooter.
“The Click125 export to NCX Cambodia and Laos marks another significant achievement for Honda Philippines as we bring one of the most trusted motorcycle models of Filipino riders to international markets,” said HPI president Takeshi Kobayashi. “This milestone reflects our commitment to showcasing the quality of Philippine-made motorcycles and delivering the Joy of Mobility to more customers across the region.”
