Introduced: New Honda Dio 125 Motorbike in India, with a price tag of Rs. 83,400
Honda, a leading automobile manufacturer, has expanded its scooter portfolio in India with the launch of the Dio 125. This latest offering is Honda's most premium scooter yet in the 125cc segment.
The Dio 125 carries forward the angular design language that has become synonymous with Honda's scooters, but with a few distinct upgrades. The scooter features sharp panels and a sporty styling, aimed at attracting young customers. Compared to its sibling, the Dio 110, the Dio 125 boasts a different exhaust muffler as the only visual difference.
The Dio 125 comes in two variants: the standard and the Smart. The Smart variant retails for Rs. 91,300 ex-showroom, Delhi, while the standard variant is priced at Rs. 83,400, both prices being ex-showroom, Delhi.
One of the key features of the Dio 125 is its fully digital LCD instrument console. In addition to regular details, the console also shows details like distance to empty and fuel efficiency. The console displays real-time fuel efficiency and overall fuel consumption, providing riders with valuable insights to improve their riding habits.
For added safety, the Dio 125 includes a side-stand engine cutoff and an idling stop system (start/stop system) to enhance fuel efficiency. The scooter's console also displays details such as distance to empty, real-time fuel efficiency, and overall fuel consumption.
The Dio 125 is Honda's third scooter in the 125cc segment, further solidifying their presence in this market. The scooter is a testament to Honda's commitment to innovation and quality, offering a blend of style, performance, and technology.
In conclusion, the Dio 125 is a promising addition to Honda's scooter lineup in India. With its sporty design, advanced features, and competitive pricing, it is poised to attract a new generation of scooter enthusiasts.
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