Beat Fuel Prices and Traffic with Honda
Fuel prices keep climbing and traffic keeps getting worse. A good commuter bike can take a lot of stress out of the day. Honda scooters and small bikes are designed to be economical to run, easy to ride, and ideal for everyday commuting.
Why more commuters are making the switch
A Honda commuter bike can make getting around town feel simpler. You spend less time crawling in traffic, parking is easier, and many models are designed to help keep day-to-day running costs down. Across Honda NZ’s commuter, scooter and MiniMOTO ranges, the focus is the same: practical bikes that are easy to live with and built to handle the daily trip from A to B.
MonkeyDisplacement: 125 cc
Transmission: Manual 4-speed
Bike Style: Commuters, Scooters & Minimoto
From $8,295
Dio NSC110Displacement: 109 cc
Transmission: Continuously variable transmission (CVT)
Seat Height: 760 mm
From $3,995
CB500 HornetDisplacement: 471 cc
Transmission: Manual 6-speed
Seat Height: 785mm
Bike Style: Commuters, Naked
From $12,295
CL500 ScramblerDisplacement: 471 cc
Transmission: Manual 6-speed
Seat Height: 790mm
Bike Style: Commuters, Naked
NAViDisplacement: 109 cc
Transmission: Continuous variable transmission (CVT)
Seat Height: 765 mm
From $3,295
PCX160Displacement: 157 cc
Transmission: Continuously variable transmission (CVT)
Seat Height: 764 mm
From $6,195
Why Honda makes sense when fuel prices rise
- Smaller-capacity commuter models built for efficient everyday riding
- Scooters and small bikes that are easy to ride and easy to park
- Multiple affordable road options under $10,000 in Honda NZ’s current range
- Learner-approved options to help new riders get started sooner
What to think about before you choose
Think about how you actually commute. If you deal with lots of stop-start traffic and want maximum simplicity, a scooter can be the easiest option. If you prefer a more traditional riding experience, a small-capacity manual bike like the CB125F, GB350S or CRF300L may suit you better. It’s also worth considering your licence, storage needs, and whether most of your riding is city or suburban.
