Just as Nostradennis predicted last December, American Honda has announced a new nicely upgraded and more powerful PCX scooter ? also the return of the Metropolitan and Ruckus scooters, and an updated CBR300R. The new PCX gets new styling, “advanced equipment” and a larger, 157cc engine Honda says is now freeway-capable in all 50 states. That’s good news, but the 2019 PCX150 we tested was already good for 69 mph indicated. Henceforth, the PCX will be known simply as PCX.
The “timelessly styled” Ruckus and Metropolitan scooters return to the lineup as Honda’s first two 2022 model-year offerings, in new colors, along with the CBR300R sportybike.

 
Honda Press Release:
“Scooters and small-displacement motorcycles continue to play an important role in American Honda’s on-road lineup, appealing to new riders and serving as fun and economical transportation,” said Lee Edmunds, Senior Manager of Powersports Marketing for American Honda. “With the introduction of the all-new PCX and the return of our stylish 50cc scooters, there’s something for every commute and around-town ride, while the CBR300R is great for those seeking a sportier experience.” PCX

Introduced to the U.S. market in 2009 as the PCX125, Honda’s sporty scooter has undergone numerous displacement changes over the years, a trend that continues for 2021 with the upgrade to an oversquare, 157cc single-cylinder engine. Designed to be use...