2025 Update for the Honda ADV350

One of the most striking updates for 2025 is the new 5-inch TFT color display. This replaces the previous LCD displays and offers clearer representation as well as more functions. The RoadSync connectivity, now integrated, allows connection with smartphones (Android and iOS) to access navigation, telephony, music, and weather reports. The system is operated via a four-way switch on the left handlebar, which is illuminated in the dark. Thanks to Optical Bonding technology, the display remains easily readable even in bright sunlight.

Honda places emphasis on practical features with the ADV350. The under-seat storage is now illuminated, simplifying use in low-light conditions. The storage space is generously sized, accommodating two full-face helmets. An additional compartment is equipped with a USB-C port. The Smartkey system offers contactless operation and automatically locks the scooter as soon as the rider moves away.

The Honda ADV350 continues to feature a steel tube frame, a 37mm upside-down fork, and an aluminum swingarm. New for 2025, however, is the adjustable preload of the shock absorbers with a reservoir. This adjustment option allows for better suspension tuning to accommodate different road conditions or higher payloads.

Visually, the ADV350 stays true to its distinctive adventure style. Inspired by the Honda X-ADV, the scooter aims to exude off-road spirit, with details like the LED dual headlights and the rugged bodywork emphasizing the adventure look. The windscreen is height-adjustable, allowing adaptation to different riding conditions. With its high handlebars and upright seating position, the ADV350 gives the rider a sense of control and overview - unchanged from its predecessor.

Powered by a 330 cc eSP+ SOHC engine (enhanced Smart Power Plus), the Honda ADV350 delivers 29 hp and 31.5 Nm of torque. This single-cylinder engine is equipped with Honda Selectable Torque Control (HSTC), ensuring safe riding performance by controlling the slip ratio between the front and rear wheels. The fuel consumption remains economical at 3.4 liters per 100 km, and with a fuel tank capacity of 11.7 liters, a range of over 330 kilometers is possible.

To meet the new emission requirements, Honda has adapted the ADV350 to the Euro 5+ emission standard. This involved, among other things, revising the catalytic converter and the engine management system.

The ADV350 will be available in four new colors from 2025: Pearl Nightstar Black, Mat Ruthenium Silver Metallic, Hyper Red, and Mat Coal Black Metallic. The price is yet to be announced.