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Dio Ex-Showroom Price

₹ 74,298ex-showroom · last updated 2026

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Engine
109.51cc
Power
7.75bhp
Weight
106kg
EMI starting from ₹5,000/month · subject to bank approval

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Honda Dio Price 2025 - All Variants, All Cities

The Honda Dio is priced at Rs 70,309 (ex-showroom) for the STD variant and Rs 82,362 for the DLX - making it one of the more affordable options in the 110cc scooter segment without feeling cheap. Honda has kept the pricing sharp for 2025 while adding meaningful updates like the OBD-2B compliant engine and (on the DLX) the new TFT display.

Ex-showroom is only part of the story. Your actual out-of-pocket cost - the on-road price - adds road tax (RTO), insurance, and dealer/handling charges on top. These vary significantly by state, which is why the Dio's on-road price in Mumbai is nearly Rs 14,000 more than in Delhi despite the same ex-showroom price.

City-wise on-road prices (starting variant):

  • Delhi: Rs 81,817
  • Pune: Rs 89,053
  • Bangalore: Rs 90,392
  • Chennai: Rs 93,124
  • Hyderabad: Rs 94,977
  • Mumbai: Rs 95,964

The wide spread - nearly Rs 14,000 between Delhi and Mumbai - reflects Maharashtra's higher road tax. States in the north like Delhi and UP generally have lower RTO rates, making the Dio more accessible there.

On EMI: at a 9.7% interest rate over 3 years with 20% down payment, the Dio STD works out to roughly Rs 2,238 per month - comfortably within reach for a salaried buyer. Honda's dealer network frequently offers subvented interest rates or zero-processing-fee offers during festive seasons, so it's worth timing your purchase.

VariantEx-Showroom Price
Dio Standard₹ 74,298
Dio Deluxe₹ 86,333

* Average ex-showroom prices. Select a city above to see the full on-road price including RTO, insurance, and other charges.

Honda Dio On-Road Price — All Cities

BangaloreMysuruMumbaiPuneNagpurNashikJaipurFaridabadGurgaonLudhianaAmritsarDelhiHyderabadAgraKanpurLucknowGhaziabadMeerutNoidaVaranasiGuwahatiIndoreBhopalPatnaRaipurVisakhapatnamVijayawadaPanajiChennaiCoimbatoreMaduraiTiruchirappalliKochiThiruvananthapuramBhubaneswarDehradunChandigarhShimlaKolkataRanchiJammuSuratAhmedabadRajkotVadodaraAgartalaShillongImphal

When comparing prices across dealers, always ask for the complete on-road price in writing - some dealers quote ex-showroom and add charges at the time of delivery. Factor in the first year's comprehensive insurance (typically Rs 3,000-4,500 for the Dio depending on the insurer) and check if the dealer is bundling it with your purchase. Honda's extended warranty is available up to 7 years - worth considering if you plan to keep the scooter long-term. Resale value for the Dio is strong: a 3-year-old example in good condition typically fetches 55-65% of its original price.

Frequently Asked Questions

QWhat is the on-road price of Honda Dio in Delhi and Mumbai?▾
The on-road price of Honda Dio STD in Delhi is approximately Rs 81,817, which includes ex-showroom price of Rs 70,309, road tax, and insurance. In Mumbai, the on-road price is approximately Rs 95,964 due to Maharashtra's significantly higher road tax rates.
QWhat are the RTO and insurance charges for Honda Dio?▾
RTO charges vary by state - Delhi charges around 4-8% of ex-showroom price, while Maharashtra charges 10-11%, which is why Mumbai's on-road price is much higher. First-year insurance (third-party + own-damage) typically costs Rs 3,000-4,500 for the Honda Dio 110, depending on the insurer.
QWhat is the EMI for Honda Dio base variant?▾
For the Honda Dio STD at Rs 70,309 (ex-showroom), the EMI is approximately Rs 2,238 per month at 9.7% interest over 36 months, assuming a 20% down payment of around Rs 14,062. Total interest paid over the loan period is around Rs 7,000-8,500.
QHas the price of Honda Dio changed recently?▾
Yes - the 2025 Honda Dio received a modest price increase to Rs 70,309 (STD) and Rs 82,362 (DLX) compared to the previous model, primarily to account for the OBD-2B compliance update. The increase is in line with industry-wide adjustments across all manufacturers this year.