# Honda Dio — Variants & Prices 2026

> All 2 variants of Honda Dio with ex-showroom prices.

Source: https://indianautoforum.com/bikes/honda/dio/variants

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.

## Variants
| Variant | Ex-showroom Price |
|---------|------------------|
| Dio Standard | ₹ 74,298 |
| Dio Deluxe | ₹ 86,333 |

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.

## FAQs

**How 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.

**What 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.

**Which 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.

**Does 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.

## More
- [Overview](/bikes/honda/dio)
- [Full Specifications](/bikes/honda/dio/specifications)
- [Price in India](/bikes/honda/dio/price)