The 25YM updates solidify the Forza lineup as the premier 'GT' scooter family.
The flagship Forza 750 has been restyled, beginning with a new headlight design that includes revised Daytime Running Lights (DRL) and integrated indicators. It also enhances practicality with improved weather protection, more legroom, and better ground reach. The Forza 750 now incorporates sustainable materials, such as bio-mass Durabio™ for certain body parts. Updated Dual Clutch Transmission (DCT) settings provide enhanced control at low speeds. All three Forza models now meet Euro 5+ compliance.
Honda’s popular Forza series receives numerous upgrades for 25YM, improving style, features, and overall versatility to maintain its standing as the pinnacle of premium urban transport.
The Forza 750’s bodywork has been redesigned with a sharper, more angular look, showcasing dynamic maxi-scooter aesthetics. A new headlight unit with redesigned DRLs offers a fresh, premium appearance, while integrated indicators boost both style and visibility for enhanced safety. The new 17-inch front and 15-inch rear ‘3-by-3’ wheels complete the visual update.
Practicality has been improved with the new design, offering better wind protection and increased legroom. The reprofiled seat ensures comfort and easier ground reach, while new running boards enhance rider comfort.
Like its adventure sibling, the X-ADV, the Forza 750 incorporates new materials for 2025, aligning with Honda’s long-term sustainability goals. There is an increased use of recycled materials, and bio-mass Durabio™ is used for several body parts for the first time.
These updates build on the Forza 750’s winning combination of classic Grand Touring (GT) style, comfort, and sporty handling, powered by a torquey, fuel-efficient 745cc twin-cylinder engine. Riders can adjust performance through three default modes and a custom setting. The advanced specification includes Honda Selectable Torque Control (HSTC) with a refined RAIN mode for 25YM and revised DCT for smoother low-speed handling. The Forza 750’s steel frame, aluminium swingarm, USD forks, radial-mount brake calipers, and Pro-Link rear suspension maintain the high handling standards expected from a Forza scooter.
The 2025 Forza 350 and Forza 125 also receive upgrades, manufactured at Honda’s Atessa factory in Italy. Both models now have new ECU settings, revised exhaust internals, and a SO2 sensor for Euro 5+ compliance.
For 25YM, all three Forza models feature a new five-inch TFT display with updated menus and layouts for improved usability, clearer visibility in bright conditions, and easy Honda RoadSync smartphone connectivity via simplified switchgear. Practicality is enhanced further with a relocated USB socket and under-seat storage lighting.
The extensive range of features remains central to the Forza family’s appeal, and the 25YM models continue to offer a wide array of premium specs, including an electrically adjustable windscreen with 180mm of travel, full LED lighting, HSTC, USB-C connectivity, and Smart Key functionality.
The 25YM Forza 750 will be available in the following color options:
- Mat Ballistic Black Metallic
- Iridium Gray Metallic with Graphite Black sump guard and trim
- Mat Warm Ash Metallic – NEW
The 25YM Forza 350 will come in:
- Mat Cynos Gray Metallic – NEW
- Carnelian Red Metallic – NEW
- Pearl Falcon Gray
- Pearl Nightstar Black
- Mat Pearl Cool White A Forza 350 Special Edition will be available in Mat Cynos Gray Metallic with red graphics and stitching.
For the 25YM Forza 125, the color options are:
- Mat Cynos Gray Metallic
- Pearl Falcon Gray
- Mat Pearl Pacific Blue – NEW
- Mat Pearl Cool White – NEW A Forza 125 Special Edition will come in Mat Cynos Gray Metallic with bronze wheels and exclusive graphics.
