- 745 cc parallel twin, 43.1 kW, 69 Nm
- 35 kW version for the restricted category A licence
- Cruise control as standard
- Electrically adjustable windscreen, 120 mm of travel
- 5-inch TFT with Honda RoadSync, Smart Key
- 13.2 l tank, top speed 168 km/h
Character and use of the GT scooter
Honda classifies the Forza 750 as a GT scooter: it is meant to stay manageable in the city and allow relaxed long distances on country roads and motorways. The low step-through and the shaped seat make it easier to reach the ground when you stop.
The windscreen is wider than on the previous model and can be adjusted electrically by 120 mm; when the ignition is switched on, it returns to the last position selected. Parts of the bodywork are made of Durabio, a plant-based plastic.
Engine, transmission and riding modes in detail
The 745 cc parallel twin with eight valves produces 43.1 kW in the more powerful version and delivers 69 Nm at 4750 rpm. The transmission shifts automatically. Three riding modes (Standard, Sport, Rain) and two fully configurable user modes adapt the set-up to route and weather.
Honda states a consumption of 27.8 km per litre according to WMTC. With the 13.2-litre tank, this gives a possible range of around 370 km, and the top speed is 168 km/h. Cruise control is part of the standard equipment.
Equipment: lights, cockpit and storage
At the front there are LED twin headlights with daytime running lights and integrated indicators. The 5-inch TFT display is easy to read even in sunlight and connects to your smartphone via Honda RoadSync; it is operated with an illuminated 4-way switch on the handlebar.
With the Smart Key, you activate the ignition and unlock the fuel cap and the seat. Underneath lies an illuminated storage compartment, complemented by a glovebox for small items on the move.
Versions, driving licence and who the GT scooter suits
The Honda Forza 750 is available in two power levels: with 43.1 kW for the category A driving licence and as a 35 kW version for anyone holding restricted category A, which in the EU is called A2. Both versions are offered in model years 2025, 2026 and 2027.
The scooter suits commuters with longer journeys who do not want to change gear by hand, and anyone who wants to use a scooter for touring too. Thanks to the 35 kW version, it is also an option for holders of the restricted category A licence.
Forza 750 variants
| Variant | Power | Model year |
|---|---|---|
| NSS750 Forza | 43.1 kW | 2025, 2026, 2027 |
| NSS750 Forza | 35 kW | 2025, 2026, 2027 |
Prices, colours and delivery times of the variants are available from Honda Forza 750 at Honda Motorrad Zürich.
Frequently asked questions about the Honda Forza 750
Does the Honda Forza 750 have cruise control?
Yes. On the Forza 750, cruise control is part of the standard equipment. Together with the electrically adjustable windscreen, it reduces the strain on longer motorway journeys.
Can I ride the Forza 750 with a restricted category A licence?
Yes, with the version up to 35 kW. The more powerful version with 43.1 kW is intended for the category A driving licence.
How far does the Forza 750 go on a tank of fuel?
Honda quotes a consumption of 27.8 km per litre according to WMTC. With a tank capacity of 13.2 litres, around 370 km are therefore possible; the actual figure depends on riding style and route.
What can you store in the Forza 750?
Under the seat there is an illuminated storage compartment, plus a glovebox. You unlock the seat and the fuel cap with the Smart Key.
