New Model | 2026 Honda X-ADV scooter revealed
Honda has revealed the 26YM X-ADV, a refreshed version of its innovative crossover that merges adventure-bike ruggedness with scooter-style practicality. The new model brings updates in styling, tech, eco-materials, and comfort. Press: Honda Motorcycles UK
Key Highlights:
-Bold New Front-End Design: The 2026 X-ADV sports a sharpened facelift featuring twin LED headlights with integrated daytime-running indicators—a world-first for motorcycles.
-Sustainable Materials: Honda has embraced eco-conscious production by introducing Durabio™ renewable biomass plastic for the fairings and windscreen, along with recycled components—marking a significant step toward its 2050 sustainability goal.
Premium Tech Package:
-5-inch colour TFT display with Honda RoadSync smartphone connectivity and intuitive left-handlebar controls.
-Cruise control and refined Dual Clutch Transmission (DCT) for smoother starts and low-speed riding.
-Four standard riding modes (Sport, Standard, Rain, Gravel) plus a customizable User mode for tailored experience.
-Additional comfort via a redesigned seat with 10% extra foam and 22L of under-seat storage complete with a USB-C charger.
-Enhanced Comfort and Ergonomics: The windscreen, easily adjustable in three stages with one hand, supports greater ride flexibility. Honda also improved seat comfort and handlebar ergonomics for a more rider-centric design.
Performance and Specs:
-745cc liquid-cooled twin produces 43.1 kW and 69 Nm, with efficient usage (3.6 L/100km) and a 35kW A2-compliant version available.
-Durable chassis with a steel frame, 41mm USD front forks, Pro-Link rear suspension, and 17/15-inch wheels clad in 120/70 R17 and 160/60 R15 tyres.
-Wet weight is 237 kg—balanced for everyday control and off-road capability.
-Special Edition Colour: Joining classic shades like Graphite Black and Pearl Glare White, the X-ADV also offers a “Mat Pearl Glare White” option, accented with blue and red graphics inspired by Honda’s Transalp and Africa Twin.
At this stage, Honda Australia has not confirmed whether the updated X-ADV will be coming to our local market, but given its cult following, there’s strong interest from riders eager to see it land here.













