Every Voge model in 2026: engine sizes, licence categories and prices

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The complete 2026 Voge range​


If you are trying to work out which Voge does what, this is the reference thread. The range now runs from 125cc commuters to 900cc adventure bikes, and the naming does not always make it obvious what you are looking at.

First, three things that confuse everyone​


The letters tell you the family. DS = dual sport (adventure), RR = sport, R = naked/roadster, SR = scooter, CU = cruiser, AC = classic, ACX = scrambler.

The numbers are rounded up. The "525" is actually a 494cc engine. The "625" is 581cc. The "300" singles are 292cc. This is marketing convention rather than deception, but it matters when you compare spec sheets against rivals.

Names change by market. In Italy and several other European markets the adventure bikes wear the Valico badge — Valico 525 DSX is the DS525X, Valico 625 DSX is the DS625X. Mechanically identical, every part interchanges.

The range at a glance​


ModelActual capacityTypeUK list price
DS900X900 classAdventure£8,499
DS800X Rally800 classAdventure / rally£6,999
DS625X (2026)581cc twinAdventure£6,299
SR450X398cc twinAdventure scooter£5,999
DS525X494cc twinAdventure£5,499
R625581cc twinNaked£4,699
Rally 300292cc singleRally£3,499 – £3,799
R125S124.8cc singleNaked£2,999
R125124.8cc singleNaked£2,599 – £2,799
SR1 ADV 125125ccScooter£2,699
SR1 / SR16 125125ccScooter£2,499

UK list prices, August 2026, before on-the-road charges. Prices vary considerably between markets — check locally.

How to choose​


  • On an A1 licence: the 125 family — R125, R125S, SR1, SR16.
  • On an A2 licence: the 300 singles and the 494cc twins sit comfortably here. The 625 is offered restricted in many markets.
  • On a full licence and touring: DS625X for value, DS900X if you want the equipment.
  • Commuting with occasional trips: the SR450X is the odd one out — a twin-cylinder adventure scooter, and genuinely unusual in its class.

The DS525X to DS625X gap is only £800 in the UK, which means the licence category, not the money, usually makes that decision.

What did you actually pay, and in which country? List prices are a starting point — real transaction prices are far more useful to anyone reading this later.
 
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