With the arrival of their budget priced PCX 125 scooter, Honda hopes to keep the sales momentum going for the current calendar year. The two-wheeler has been designed to make it feel more spacious without actually increasing its physical size. The model promises fit and finish of the lustrously painted panels. The company has tweaked the engine management system of PCX 125 to make it more fuel economical. A new idle stop system automatically cuts the engine after three seconds idling and the engine is automatically restarted on positive throttle application. The PCX 125 can easily accelerate to 60km/h. The idle stop system and smart fuel injection system help the PCX 125 to a claimed 46 kilometres per litre. It comes with hazard warning lights along with a new switch to access them. The dashboard also has a new clock, and an integral 12-volt adapter that can be used to charge some types of electronic device. The PCX 125 chassis is far ahead of most entry level scooters. It offer a huge 180kg carrying capacity that can put some full size touring motorcycles to shame.
