MANILA: Honda Philippines Incorporated (HPI) has rolled out the new MyHonda+ Philippines smartphone app. 

Per the company, this newly introduced app is a “connected rider ecosystem” that is paired with its newly updated website. Through these, those interested in Honda’s lineup of two-wheelers, as well as owners, are provided with a seamless experience in booking test rides and services, viewing models, and getting updates on the latest HPI events. 

“This dual-platform launch marks an important milestone for Honda Philippines as we continue to expand both our product lineup and our digital capabilities, HPI Vice President for Sales and Customer Relations Operations Jomel Jerezo said. 

“Through these innovations, we aim to deliver a more connected ownership experience that brings greater convenience to our customers while supporting the future of mobility in the Philippines,” Jerezo added. 

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MyHonda+ Philippines app

For those interested, the MyHonda+ Philippines smartphone app is now available on the Google Play Store and Apple App Store. 

Simply download the app (around 36 megabytes), register with a valid email address, enter the one-time code sent to your email, fill in some details, and you’re done. 

After all these steps, one will be taken to the homepage, which features everything you can do with the app. These include: 

• View latest promos
• HPI event updates
• Model viewing (with specsheet)
• Find a dealer
• Contact channels to HPI

At the forefront of the app are, of course, its lineup of internal combustion and all-electric motorcycles. Scroll down a bit further, and one can also view various Honda power products (generators and power tools), Honda marine engines, genuine Honda merchandise, and a catalog of spare parts. 

Additionally, current Honda product owners can also register their rides on the MyHonda+ Philippines app. This allows for an easier, more convenient way of setting up dealership appointments for servicing and other after-sales-related concerns. 

Honda WN7

In addition to the official launch of the MyHonda+ Philippines app, HPI also previewed the WN7 anew. 

If one remembers, the Honda WN7 was previously showcased at the 2026 Makina Moto Show, and it is the Japanese brand’s first-ever full-size production all-electric motorcycle. 

Propelling the WN7 is an electric motor and 9.3-kilowatt-hour lithium-ion battery combo providing 67.5 horsepower and 100 Newton-meters of torque. It also has a World Motorcycle Test Cycle (WMTC) range of 140 kilometers (km). 

With those output figures, Honda says that the WN7 is capable of reaching a top speed ot 129 kilometers per hour. Additionally, the said nameplate also has a lightning-quick charge rate of 20-80 percent in just 30 minutes when using its built-in CCS2 port. 

Arguably, the most striking part of the Honda WN7 is the design of its body. As previously seen at Makina Moto Show, it uses a frameless chassis where its aluminum-cased battery acts as the main structure. With such a design, the Japanese motorcycle brand was able to create a bike with a pinpoint center of mass and a very aerodynamic yet slim design that could perform well on in-city routes. 

Other noteworthy mechanical features of the Honda WN7 include, but are not limited to:

• 120 millimeter (mm) front fork, 41-mm monoshock rear suspension
• LED lighting fixtures
• Dual-channel anti-lock braking
• Front (dual-piston caliper) and rear (mono-piston caliper) disc brakes
• Smart key
• RoadSync connectivity
• Five-inch TFT display
• USB Type-C socket

For now, HPI has not disclosed a future launch date for the Honda WN7. Furthermore, the company has yet to share the pricing details for the all-electric ride. 

At the introduction of the MyHonda+ Philippines app, the following nameplates were also showcased:

• NX500 e-Clutch
• CBR500R e-Clutch
• Hornet CBR500F e-Clutch
• EM1 e:

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