Searching for the (2022+ Onwards) Hyosung GV650 ABS specifications? This is the ultimate guide to the current production flagship sport cruiser (codenames PC/PA/Pro/Progress). View verified technical data, compare specs, and find resources for service parts here.
Hyosung GV650 ABS (2020-Present) – The “Korean Flagship Edition” of the Hyosung flagship cruiser is known globally by many names: GV650PC, GV650PA, GV650PJ, GV650 Pro, or simply the “Progress.” Manufactured in partnership with Qingqi-KR, this is the definitive, modern, belt-driven 650cc V-Twin. It features over 27 technical upgrades from the legacy 2005-2017 models, including a 6-speed transmission, Bosch ABS, and a refined ergonomic layout. It outpaces nearly every competitor in its class with a sub-5 second 0-100km/h time.
Hyosung GV650 ABS (PC/PA/Pro) – Technical Specifications
⚡ Engine & Performance
Engine Type: Liquid Cooled DOHC 8-Valve 90° V-Twin (Suzuki SV650 Heritage)
Displacement: 647 cc
Power Output: 71.8 HP (52.8 kW) @ 8,750 RPM
Torque: 61.8 Nm @ 7,250 RPM
Compression Ratio: 11.5:1
Final Drive: Gates High-Strength Carbon Belt Drive
Transmission: 6-Speed Constant Mesh (Upgraded from the legacy 5-speed)
Performance: 0-100 km/h in 4.7s | Top Speed: 120mph+ (195 km/h)
🛠️ Chassis, Brakes & Suspension
Front Suspension: KYB 41mm Inverted (USD) Forks (139mm travel)
Rear Suspension: Dual Shock Absorbers, 5-Step Preload Adjustable
Braking System: Bosch Dual-Channel ABS
Front Brake: Dual 300mm Discs with 4-Piston Calipers
Rear Brake: Single 270mm Disc with 2-Piston Caliper
Max Lean Angle: 40.4° (Sports-Cruiser Performance)
Tyres: 120/70-18 (Front) | 180/55-17 (Rear)
📏 Dimensions & Weight
Curb Weight (Wet): 240 kg
Seat Height: 677 mm – 700 mm (Ultra-low stance)
Fuel Capacity: 16 Litres (4.6L Reserve)
Wheelbase: 1,685 mm
Lighting: Full LED Headlight, Tail light, and Sequential Indicators
Technology: Full LCD Meter with Gear Indicator and USB Port (12V 2.1A)
GV650 ABS vs Legacy GV650 (What’s New?)
The 2020-2026 GV650 ABS is not just a facelift; it is a mechanical overhaul. Key differences include:
- 6-Speed Box: The older EFI and Carb models featured a 5-speed transmission. The modern PC/PA models use a 6-speed constant mesh gearbox.
- Refined Ergonomics: The footpegs have been moved 3cm to improve rider comfort and eliminate the awkward leg angle found on older “Avitar” models.
- Bosch Electronics: Reliable Dual-Channel ABS and updated ECU mapping for Euro 4/5 compliance.
- LED Suite: A complete move away from halogen bulbs to high-output LED arrays with the signature 5-bead daytime running lamp.
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Sources: KR Motors & Qingqi-KR























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