Honda PCX 160 Rental in Bangkok

Specifications

Engine

160 cc

Transmission

Automatic

ABS

Yes

Seat height

764 mm

Weight

132 kg

Fuel tank

8.1 L

Storage

30 L

Features

Honda Smart Key, full-LED lighting, Honda Selectable Torque Control (traction control), USB-C charging port, flat floor, windscreen, digital instrument cluster

Pricing

All prices in Thai Baht. Final price varies by mileage, vehicle age, and modifications. Third-party insurance and helmet included.

Why the Honda PCX 160?

Perfect For

• couples
• comfort-focused riders
• longer day trips
• first-time riders seeking a premium experience
• digital nomads

Common questions about the Honda PCX 160

• Do I need an IDP to rent the Honda PCX 160?+

  Yes. The PCX 160 is over 125 cc, so an IDP with motorcycle endorsement plus your home-country license is mandatory under Thai law and required for your insurance to remain valid. Both documents are uploaded and verified in the Thai Bike app before the bike is released to you.
• What's the difference between the PCX 160 and the Click 160 for couples?+

  Both cost 250-400 THB per day for the PCX (versus 200-300 THB for the Click), but the PCX adds a flat floor, a wider two-up seat, a 30-litre under-seat box (fits a full-face helmet plus a rain jacket), a small windscreen, and Honda Selectable Torque Control. Couples doing 50 km-plus daily trips notice the difference within the first hour - the Click is solo-first, the PCX is the couples-first scooter at the same tier.
• How much fuel does the PCX 160 use and how far is the range?+

  The 8.1-litre tank delivers around 320-360 km on mixed riding, with real-world consumption near 2.3-2.5 L/100 km. That's a full Bangkok-to-Pattaya round trip on one tank, or two days of commuting in Phuket without refuelling.
• Is insurance included and what does it actually cover?+

  Mandatory Por Ror Bor third-party liability is included in the daily rate - that covers injuries to third parties at statutory limits (around 80,000 THB medical, 300,000 THB death/disability). Damage to the rental bike itself is excluded by default; we offer optional Collision Damage Waiver tiers that cap your liability at 2,000, 5,000, or 10,000 THB. Your travel insurance may add further medical cover for you - check the policy wording before relying on it.
• What gear is included with a PCX 160 rental?+

  Two DOT-rated full-face or open-face helmets (you choose on delivery), a wheel disc lock, a phone mount, and a USB-C cable that plugs into the bike's onboard charger. Rain jackets are available on request at no extra charge during monsoon season (May-October). No passport is held at any stage.

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