The Honda Click 160 has been given a facelift for 2027. In Thailand, the scooter gets a sportier look and new features while keeping its agile and fuel-efficient characteristics. Here’s what you can expect if Honda decides to bring this refreshed model here.
The most noticeable changes are on the front fascia. The fairings feature a more aggressive design and look separated from the cowl, unlike the single-piece front panel design of the current generation. The rest of the body sees some minor changes, including redesigned side panels and a revised LED taillight. There’s also a new USB-C charging port in the front storage compartment.
As for safety, Honda has spec’d the Click 160 with single-channel ABS on the front wheel. Additionally, the rear wheel now upgrades to disc brakes instead of traditional drums. The scooter retains the 14-inch wheels with triangle-spoked rims as in the current generation, as well as the Smart Key System.
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The facelifted Click 160 retains its eSP+ 157cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder engine mated to a V-Matic CVT, delivering 15.2hp and 13.8Nm of torque. Fuel economy for the current generation is listed at around 46.7km/L. The suspension is also the same, with a telescopic fork up front and a single shock absorber in the rear.
How much? The new Click 160 stickers for THB69,900 (around P131,861) in Thailand. Only time will tell if we’ll receive this facelift on our shores. What do you think of this refreshed scooter? Let us know in the comments.
