Honda Click price in the Philippines and generations
Compare the Honda Click 160, Click 150i and Click 125i in one place, including what the unofficial V1, V2, V3 and V4 names riders use actually refer to. Use this family page for generic Click price research, then open the exact generation before comparing prices or financing.
Which Click are you looking for?
Each generation has its own canonical price page, source date and lifecycle status.
| Generation | Price reference | Engine | Seat | Front tire | Rear tire |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Click 160Current model · current price page | ₱116,900 →Dated current reference | 157 cc | 778 mm | 100/80-14 | 120/70-14 |
| Click 150iPrevious generation · historical price context | ₱95,900 →Historical introductory Philippine launch SRP from Honda Philippines (2018) | 150 cc | 769 mm | 90/80-14 | 100/80-14 |
| Click 125iCurrent model · current price page | ₱81,900 →Dated current reference | 125 cc | 769 mm | 80/90-14 | 90/90-14 |
What Click V1, V2, V3 and V4 actually mean
Honda has never sold a motorcycle called a Click V1, V2, V3 or V4. Those are names Filipino riders and resellers invented for successive restyles, and Honda's own Philippine site lists the lineup by displacement instead: Click 125i, Click 150i and Click 160.
That matters because the V-numbers are not used consistently. One seller's “Click V3” is another seller's “V2”, and some listings count the Click 160 as “V4” while others reserve the V-numbering for the 125i alone. There is no authority to appeal to, because there is no official scheme to be right or wrong about.
So do not buy, sell or price a Click on a V-number. Read the displacement and the model year off the OR/CR and the engine number, then use the page for that exact model below. If a seller quotes you a price for a “V3”, ask which displacement and which year they mean before comparing it to anything.
Identify yours in 30 seconds
- Read the displacement off the OR/CR — 125, 150 or 160
- Check the model year on the same document, not the ad
- Match the frame and engine numbers to the papers
- Ask any seller quoting a “V” number which year they mean
Which Click are you actually looking at?
Searches for the Honda Click rarely say which generation. They are different motorcycles with different prices, so start by working out which one is in front of you.
What changed between generations
MotoIndex records 3 Click generations Click 160 (Current), Click 150i (2018–2022 generation) and Click 125i (Current). On observed prices the current Click 160 sits about ₱21,000 above the Click 150i, which is the number most people are really weighing when they search.
The current bike moves to 157 cc and 15.2 hp (+7 cc, +2.2 hp) against the Click 150i. It is 3 kg heavier, the seat sits 9 mm higher, and the tire sizes differ, so do not carry a size from one generation to the other.
New or used?
The current Click 160 starts around ₱116,900 on the sources MotoIndex checks. A three-year-old example in good condition models out near ₱82,300 on the same basis, so the first years carry most of the depreciation — which is the argument for buying the outgoing generation used rather than new. Against that, the older bike is closer to its service milestones and may need consumables sooner, so the saving is smaller than the sticker gap implies.
Running cost barely separates them. At 900 km a month and ₱65 a litre, the current Click 160 burns roughly ₱1,253 of fuel a month. A generation gap of this size does not change that materially, so choose on condition, paperwork and price rather than on expected fuel savings.
Spot the difference quickly
- Check the OR/CR for the model year, not the seller's description
- Tire sizes differ between generations — check the sidewall
- Seat height differs by 9 mm — worth sitting on both
- Frame and engine numbers should match the papers exactly
- Ask which generation a quoted price refers to
Why generations have separate prices
An older generation can still be common on the used market, but its launch SRP is not a current new-bike price. MotoIndex keeps each generation's price and specifications separate to reduce search-result cannibalization and avoid misleading comparisons.
Honda Click price questions
How much is the Honda Click in the Philippines?
The current Click 160 price reference on MotoIndex is ₱116,900. Open the current-generation price page for the source date, variants and market checks.
Which Click generation is current?
Click 160 is the current generation in the MotoIndex catalog. Older generations stay on separate pages so historical launch prices are not confused with current new-bike pricing.
Are Click V2 and V3 prices directly comparable?
Not as current new-bike quotes. A previous generation may now trade mainly on the used market, while the current generation uses current SRP or market observations. Compare the generation context and source dates before using the numbers.