since 1976
since 1976
Boon Siew Honda’s 2018 sales volume recorded an increase of 28.7% compared to the 121,000 units sold in 2017 in Malaysia. This better performance also translated to a higher motorcycle market share that grew from 26% market share in 2017 to 30% last year. The central region took the No.1 spot as the main contributor to Boon Siew Honda’s total sales accounting for 55,263 or 35.4% of total units sold, followed by the northern region with 40,903 units sold or 26.2%.
Boon Siew Honda Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer Mr. Keiichi Yasuda said, “To meet demands of a wide spectrum of purposes and lifestyles – from utilitarian to leisure and premium – Boon Siew Honda strengthened the Cub, Automatic Transmission (AT), Fun Bike and Big Bike line-ups by introducing 12 new models as well as 3 upgraded models in 2018. In addition to this, Boon Siew Honda launched the Honda BigWing and Honda Impian X showrooms that offer next level experience to our customers. In 2018, Boon Siew Honda recorded an outstanding sales performance with about 156,000 units sold.”
The RS150R and Wave Alpha models were the main contributors to Boon Siew Honda’s total sales in 2018 with 43,948 units and 36,895 units sold respectively.
Boon Siew Honda announced its strategies for 2019 as it aims to be the leading brand in the motorcycle industry in Malaysia while setting the benchmark in each motorcycle segment through its product offerings and strong brand positioning this year. The company will be riding on the momentum generated by its impressive sales performance in 2018.
Going forward in 2019, Boon Siew Honda is set to be more aggressive in its strategy to uplift the brand further in Malaysia.
To achieve the target of becoming the leading motorcycle brand in Malaysia in 2019, Boon Siew Honda has outlined five key strategies in line with their business direction; 1) Brand Enhancement 2) Improvement of Dealer Network 3) Enhancement of After-Sales 4) Expansion of Safety Riding 5) Development of Local Riders and Motorsport
Boon Siew Honda kicked off its exciting programme for the year by introducing three models at the same event. The Super Cub C125, CBR1000RR Fireblade SP, and CB1100 RS look set to excite the market once again and lead the pace for the motorcycle industry in Malaysia in 2019.
Super Cub C125
The very first Super Cub C100 was introduced in 1958. It provided joy and played an important part in people’s lives in the era. 60 years forward, it continues to become the most popular motor vehicle of all time with a total sales figure of 100 million units worldwide.
After a long time, Boon Siew Honda is introducing a new version of the Super Cub, the Honda Super Cub C125 to the Malaysian market. As suggested by the name, the bike is powered by a 125cc air-cooled, fuel-injected SOHC and four-stroke single engine which produces an affable power output of 6.79 kW at 7,500rpm with peak torque figure of 9.98 Nm at 5,000rpm.
Along with the authentic styling, the C125 incorporates modern safety features which include the adaptation of full LED lighting system and Honda SMART Key System. The model offers access to the 3.7-litre fuel tank by unlocking the seat electronically.
The Super Cub C125 will be presented in three colour options namely the Pearl Niltava Blue, Pearl Nebula Red and the Pearl Shining Black. It will be available starting January 2019 at all Honda authorised dealers.
The Super Cub C125 is priced at RM13,999.00 Prices shown are recommended showroom price excluding road tax, insurance and registration.
CBR1000RR Fireblade SP
After the introduction of CBR1000RR Fireblade at the Kuala Lumpur International Motorshow 2018, Boon Siew Honda unveiled the CBR1000RR Fireblade SP that offers greater riding performance, lighter in weight and is equipped with better technology for users who look for speed and enjoy the track.
The Honda Fireblade SP takes the ‘Next Stage Total Control’ concept to another level compared to the Fireblade. The 1000cc liquid-cooled 4-stroke DOHC engine releases a maximum power output of 141kW at 13,000rpm and 114Nm at 11,000rpm torque.
CBR1000RR Fireblade SP is lighter at 195 kg with the same boost in engine output and it is the first Honda motorcycle to be equipped with Ohlin Smart Electronically Controlled Suspensions. It also features a compact 16L titanium fuel tank and Brembo Brake System, Quickshifter and Cornering ABS, all of which show the higher level of the CBR1000RR Fireblade SP.
Exterior-wise, the Fireblade SP comes in HRC Tricolor sticker; more substantial White and Blue accent stripes that pay homage to Honda’s racing tradition and history.
The CBR1000RR Fireblade SP is priced at RM114,999.00 Prices shown are recommended showroom price excluding road tax, insurance and registration
CB1100 RS
Boon Siew Honda also surprised the market with the launch of All-New Honda CB1100 RS, its latest addition to the big bike model line-up. The CB1100 RS has the look of a 70’s sports bike, featuring a seamless fuel tank that is made without seam-welded lips and evokes hand-made craftsmanship. Meanwhile, the single round headlight and twin instrument dials outline a timeless silhouette. Adding to the crisp-edged modernity, all lighting is now LED.
At the heart of the beautiful machine is the 1140cc air-cooled 4-stroke 4-valve DOHC engine that releases a maximum power output of 66kW at 7,500 rpm and 91Nm at 5,500rpm torque.
Backing up the sportier styling, the CB1100 RS’s chassis uses sharper geometry matched with firmer Showa Dual Bending Valve (SDBV) front suspension and Twin Showa remote reservoir rear shocks. It also features cast aluminum 17-inch wheels and dual radial-mount four-piston brake calipers and ABS to help provide excellent ride quality and precise road holding. A lower, more compact riding position moves the rider weight forward, complementing the chassis changes.
The CB1100 RS will be available in Darkness Black Metallic and Mat Beta Silver Metallic with a super smooth finish suggestive of meticulous design.
The CB1100 RS is priced at RM75,999.00. Prices shown are recommended showroom price excluding road tax, insurance and registration.
