Husqvarna brings back the TE 125, introduces 2025 lineup
Husqvarna Mobility is proud to announce its eight-model enduro line-up for 2025. With the TE 125 returning, the impressive range now comprises four 2-stroke and four 4-stroke machines – all expertly assembled with the latest technology and race-tested components to ensure best-in-class performance.
TE 125
The all-new TE 125 is fully redesigned for 2025. For ambitious young riders, the latest generation machine features many of the parts found on the proven, larger capacity 2-stroke models, including Throttle Body Injection (TBI) and a Map Select Switch. Together with a close-ratio, 6-speed gearbox, WP XACT suspension, and Brembo clutch and brake systems, the TE 125 makes an exciting return.
Brembo Brake system
The proven Brembo components are new for all models in the line-up to improve both the performance and reliability of each machine. Further revisions include new, Swedish-inspired graphics and an updated swingarm to enhance the durability of the chain slider.
All 2-stroke models – the TE 125, TE 150, TE 250, and TE 300 – are lightweight and highly capable enduro motorcycles. Offering easy maintenance, class-leading rideability, and exceptional build quality, the range ensures all riders can take full advantage of the competitive edge that each machine provides.
Some of the other highlights include a hydro-formed chromium molybdenum frame, aluminum-polyamide hybrid subframe, competition-orientated start/stop button, and electric starter powered by a lightweight Li-Ion 2.0 Ah battery on all models.
For those who prefer high-performance 4-stroke enduro machinery, a choice of four established models is available – the FE 250, FE 350, FE 450, and the FE 501. Assembled with the latest technology throughout and electronic rider aids, including traction control and a quickshifter, each machine delivers the torque and power riders need to master any terrain.
Future of Husqvarna motorcycles in the Philippines
By now, you may have already heard that the Ayala-owned Adventure Cycle Philippines, Inc., (ACPI) would no longer distribute future KTM and Husqvarna motorcycles here in the country. Currently, the Austrian-based manufacturer, which is Husqvarna’s parent company, is rumored to be in talks with a couple of Filipino companies including Wheeltek Group, Autohub Group and Infiniteserv International.
For now, Husqvarna off-road motorcycles can be purchased from gray market importers here in Luzon and in Mindanao.
