2025 Honda Forza 750 With New Look And Fresh Tech

The Honda Forza 750 receives technical updates for 2025, including cruise control as standard.
The new model has a clearer and more dynamic body, giving it a fresh, modern look.
The front fairing has been slightly redesigned for better aerodynamics.
There are also new dual headlights with daytime running lights with integrated turn signals.

As before, it is powered by a powerful 745 cc parallel twin engine that produces 58 hp at 6,750 rpm and 69 Nm of torque at 4,750 rpm, limited to a redline of 7,000 rpm.
The Forza 750's engine is extremely fuel-efficient, providing a potential range of 375 km with a 13.2-liter fuel tank.

Honda has further refined the DCT dual-clutch transmission, making gear changes even smoother and more responsive, especially in stop-and-go situations in the city.

The seat has been redesigned for better rider and passenger comfort, and the under-seat storage space has been slightly expanded, offering more space for a helmet.
The USB-C charging port has also been moved from under the seat to a location on the handlebars.

You also get cruise control as standard and an updated five-inch TFT panel with mobile device connectivity. There is a three-stage traction control system with Rain, Standard and Sport modes, which have been calibrated for more intuitive operation.
The user mode allows you to customize the parameters to suit your individual needs. The driver can select the engine power, braking and traction control levels.

There are twin 320mm discs at the front combined with four-piston callipers, a two-piston calliper and a 240mm disc at the rear, with all of that working through two-channel ABS. The chassis retains the outgoing machine’s 41mm upside-down fork and Pro-Link rear suspension.
The new styling for the 2025 model year is complemented by new 17-inch wheels at the front and 15-inch wheels at the rear.

While the exact price for 2025 has not yet been confirmed, it is expected to be in the same range as previous models, starting at around $12,850 depending on the region.

[Sanosano]

Nice facelift, but I would like a little more power.

[chrislynch]

Moving the USB was long over due. My 2016 Forza is up front. Under the seat was a bad spot to put a phone charger.