Honda BF30 2025: Flagship Portability, Triple Smoothness
The 2025 Honda BF30 continues as by far the lightest engine in its class at 159 lbs. The 552cc three-cylinder with 3-to-3 induction (WOT 5,000–6,000 rpm), non-linear vibration-isolating mounts, auto start enrichment, PGM ignition, and power trim/tilt with center-mount tiller options define the refined end of the 30HP outboard class.
Key Features (2025)
- 159 lbs — lightest in class by far
- 552cc three-cylinder; 3-to-3 induction
- Non-linear mounting; smooth and quiet
- Auto start enrichment; PGM ignition; power trim/tilt
Specifications
- Engine: 3-cylinder OHC four stroke, 552cc (33.7 cu in)
- Horsepower: 30 HP (WOT 5,000–6,000 rpm)
- Starting: Electric (with backup manual)
- Gearshift: Forward-Neutral-Reverse
- Steering: Tiller or remote
- Trim: Power trim/tilt available
- Fuel: External tank, unleaded gasoline
- Shaft: 15″ (S) / 20″ (L)
- Weight: 159 lbs
Benefits & Applications
For 16–18 ft aluminum boats, big jons, skiffs, RIBs, pontoons, and workboats wanting maximum power at minimum weight. Rival: Suzuki DF30A 2025. Value pick: Honda BF25 2025.
Compare Model Years
See the BF30 2024 and BF30 2026, all Honda Outboards, or the Honda brand guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the 2025 BF30 cost?
$6,650, in stock.
Why does light weight matter at 30HP?
More transoms can safely carry it, handling improves, and repowers of older hulls become possible.
Weight?
159 lbs.



