The model you're referring to is the Wave 100, a de-stroked version of the 110 Nice. This is the later-gen, can't tell if it's 110 or 125 flavor.
You're unlikely to ever see a Wave 100 outside SE Asia. The new model debuted in 2005. The "old" 100 motor will bolt-into Z50-pattern motor mounts, same as a 110 Nice and it's a smooth, bulletproof, piece, just less powerful. There wasn't much of a price difference (from the 110 Nice) and nearly all of them had rotary shift patterns. The rotary shifting could be changed by swapping-in a Nice shift star. However, the cases won't accept the longer-stroke Nice crank. Swapping the cases, crank, shift drum & star and oil pump cost more than just sourcing a 110 Nice instead. 3 guesses as to how popular this was
The newer Innova series motors have virtually nothing in common with the Nice110/Wave 100s. I've seen a couple that were fitted to Z50 frames...MAJOR surgery. The factory motor mounts had to be removed, completely. I've never seen one fitted to a CT or Dax.