2026 Honda Navi - Blue Metallic

2026 Honda Navi - Blue Metallic The 2026 Honda Navi in Blue Metallic is a compact miniMOTO built for simple, everyday fun and easy around-town mobility. Power comes from a 109cc air-cooled single-cylinder four-stroke engine with a 16mm carburetor, paired with an Automatic V-Matic belt-drive transmission that eliminates clutch and shifting—just start it and roll. With a low 30.0-inch seat height, integrated lockable storage, and Honda’s Combined Braking System (CBS) using 130mm front and rear drum brakes, the Navi keeps things approachable and practical. It’s also set up to share the ride with standard passenger footpegs, a two-person seat, and grab rails. Twist-and-go automatic drive The Navi’s Automatic V-Matic belt drive CVT keeps riding straightforward: no clutch, no shifting, and no neutral or park mode. Start it, twist the throttle, and go. It’s an easy match for newer riders or anyone who wants a low-hassle way to get around while still enjoying the feel and controls of a motorcycle-style layout. Built for city maneuverability A strong underbone steel frame is designed to handle rough city streets and help keep the Navi nimble. Up front, a 26.8mm inverted fork offers 3.5 inches of travel, while the rear single shock provides 2.8 inches. The compact wheel setup uses a 90/90-12 front tire and a 90/100-10 rear tire for a small-footprint, easy-to-place ride. Storage, seating, and easy starts The Navi blends fun with real convenience. A spacious, lockable integrated storage compartment is built in for carrying essentials, and the long, flat seat pairs with a 30.0-inch seat height to make mounting and finding a comfortable position easier. Electric start comes standard, and Honda includes a backup kickstarter for added peace of mind. Engine, efficiency, and Honda Eco Tech At the heart of the 2026 Navi is a 109cc air-cooled single-cylinder four-stroke engine with OHC and two valves per cylinder. Its 50.0mm x 55.6mm bore and stroke and 9.5:1 compression ratio are part of a simple, approachable package aimed at everyday usability. Induction is handled by a 16mm carburetor. Honda also highlights its Honda Eco Tech (HET) engine design, which is intended to offer the convenience of a traditional internal combustion engine while being environmentally conscious. For fuel stops, the Navi carries 0.9 gallon, and Honda lists fuel economy at 110 MPG (EPA estimate; actual mileage will vary).Controls, braking feel, and Combined Braking System One thing that sets the Navi apart from many scooters is how its braking controls are arranged like a full-sized motorcycle: a front brake lever on the right-hand handlebar and a rear brake pedal. Braking hardware consists of a 130mm drum brake up front and a 130mm drum brake in back. Honda’s Combined Braking System (CBS) links braking to help make stops quicker and more secure. It’s a confidence-building feature for newer riders and a practical benefit for anyone using the Navi in stop-and-go traffic where predictable, repeatable braking matters.Chassis, sizing, and everyday ergonomics The Navi is compact and easy to manage, with a 50.6-inch wheelbase, 27.5° rake, and 3.1 inches of trail. Seat height is 30.0 inches, and curb weight is listed at 234 pounds (includes all standard equipment, required fluids and a full tank of fuel). For carrying a passenger, the Navi comes ready with standard passenger footpegs, a two-person seat, and grab rails. Suspension components include a 26.8mm inverted fork with 3.5-inch travel and a rear single shock with 2.8-inch travel, supporting comfort and control on everyday streets.Personalization and ownership coverage The 2026 Navi is designed to be tailor-made for personalization, and Honda offers accessories to help you set it up for your routine—such as a windscreen for added comfort and a rear rack for increased storage. For coverage, Honda lists a transferable, one year included, limited warranty. Optional extended coverage is also available with a HondaCare Protection Plan.