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Dio Variants & Prices

₹ 74,298ex-showroom · last updated 2026

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Engine
109.51cc
Power
7.75bhp
Weight
106kg
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02 / Variants

Honda Dio Variants 2025 - Which One Should You Buy?

The 2025 Honda Dio is available in two variants - STD (Standard) and DLX (Deluxe) - priced at Rs 70,309 and Rs 82,362 respectively (ex-showroom). That's a Rs 12,053 gap, so it's worth understanding exactly what you get for the extra money.

Dio STD - Rs 70,309 The base variant covers all the essentials: the OBD-2B compliant 109.51cc PGM-Fi engine, CBS drum brakes, telescopic suspension, ACG silent starter, side stand engine cut-off, external front fuel filler, and a front storage pocket. The instrument cluster is a standard digital unit. Wheels are steel on both ends. It's straightforward and honest - you get a reliable Honda scooter with no frills.

Dio DLX - Rs 82,362 The DLX is where things get noticeably better. The headline addition is the 4.2-inch TFT display, which shows real-time fuel efficiency, distance to empty, trip data, and eco indicators - a significant upgrade over the STD's basic cluster. The DLX also gets alloy wheels on both ends (improving looks and slightly reducing weight), a DC LED headlamp for better night visibility, and enhanced graphics that give it a more premium feel.

Which to buy? If you're on a strict budget, the STD gets the job done without compromise on the things that matter - engine, reliability, and efficiency. But at Rs 12,053 more, the DLX is genuinely the better buy for most buyers: the TFT display alone makes daily commuting noticeably more informative, and alloy wheels look significantly better and age more gracefully. Unless you're buying for a first-time rider or a secondary household scooter, stretch to the DLX.

SpecDio StandardDio Deluxe
Price₹ 74,298₹ 86,333
Engine109.51 cc109.51 cc
Max Power7.75 bhp7.75 bhp
Mileage (ARAI)——
ABSCBSCBS
WheelsSteelAlloy
Start TypeKick and Self StartKick and Self Start
TyresTubelessTubeless
Colours55

Both variants share the same engine, suspension, braking system, and dimensions - so there's no performance advantage either way. The colour options are shared across variants, though specific colours may be variant-exclusive; confirm with your local Honda dealer. Neither variant gets a front disc brake or Bluetooth connectivity - if these are non-negotiables for you, consider the Honda Dio 125 H-Smart at Rs 1,02,144, which adds both features at a higher price point.

Frequently Asked Questions

QHow many variants does Honda Dio come in?▾
The 2025 Honda Dio is available in two variants: STD at Rs 70,309 and DLX at Rs 82,362 (ex-showroom). There is no mid-variant; the choice is straightforward between the base and the premium trim.
QWhat is the difference between Honda Dio STD and DLX?▾
The DLX adds three key upgrades over the STD: a 4.2-inch TFT instrument cluster (the STD gets a basic digital display), alloy wheels on both ends (STD has steel wheels), and a DC LED headlamp. Both variants share the same 109.51cc engine, suspension, CBS drum brakes, and dimensions.
QWhich Honda Dio variant offers the best value for money?▾
The DLX at Rs 82,362 is the better buy for most riders - the Rs 12,053 premium over the STD (Rs 70,309) buys you a noticeably better cockpit (TFT display), improved aesthetics (alloy wheels), and better lighting (LED headlamp). Unless budget is a hard constraint, the DLX is worth it.
QDoes Honda Dio get dual-channel ABS on any variant?▾
No - neither the STD nor the DLX variant of Honda Dio 110 gets ABS. Both use a Combi Brake System (CBS) with 130mm drum brakes. ABS is not offered on any 110cc Honda scooter in India; it is available on larger-displacement models like the Honda Activa 125 and Dio 125.