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Honda Livo

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Livo

₹ 80,752ex-showroom · last updated 2026

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Engine
109.51cc
Power
8.67bhp
Weight
112kg
EMI starting from ₹5,000/month · subject to bank approval
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Honda Livo — Overview

The Honda Livo is a commuter bike available at a price range of Rs. 80,752 - Rs. 83,319 in India. It comes in 2 variants and 3 colours. It is powered by a 109.51 cc BS6 Phase 2B engine and has a user reported mileage of 60 kmpl. With both front and rear drum brakes, the Honda Livo comes with combined braking system on both wheels. The Livo bike weighs 112 kg and has a fuel tank capacity of 9 liters. It develops a power output of 8.67 bhp and a torque of 9.3 Nm.

At Rs 80,081, the 2025 Honda Livo quietly gets something most commuters at this price point can only dream about: a fully digital instrument cluster that shows your gear position, real-time fuel economy, and distance-to-empty - all on a 110cc bike. That update alone makes this iteration the most feature-complete Livo yet. The 109.51cc OBD2B-compliant engine continues to deliver a claimed 70 kmpl, and with just 112 kg to haul around, it stays light enough to slice through Mumbai's rush-hour gridlock or navigate Bangalore's pothole-studded inner roads without drama. Two variants are on offer - Drum at Rs 80,081 and Disc at Rs 82,647 - keeping the Livo well within reach of salaried buyers looking for a dependable daily rider with a bit of style.

Honda Livo Latest Updates

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  • The Honda Livo's effective ex-showroom price in 2026 is listed at Rs 81,650 (base variant) across major aggregator platforms, reflecting a marginal reduction from the February 2025 launch price of Rs 83,080, likely due to state-level tax adjustments.

  • Honda Livo monthly sales jumped to 3,664 units in July 2025, up from 2,361 units in June 2025 - a month-on-month increase of approximately 55%, reflecting strong demand following the 2025 model launch.

  • The 2025 Honda Livo was launched at Rs 83,080 (ex-showroom Delhi) for the Drum variant and Rs 85,878 for the Disc variant, featuring an OBD2B-compliant engine, a new fully digital LCD instrument cluster with gear position indicator and distance-to-empty, and a side-stand engine cut-off system.

What We Like

  • Stylish design that punches above its Rs 80k price tag - looks more premium than segment rivals
  • 70 kmpl ARAI mileage with real-world returns of 55-70 kmpl depending on riding conditions
  • New digital cluster with gear position indicator and distance-to-empty - rare in this class
  • Rock-solid long-term reliability - multiple owners report trouble-free running past 90,000 km

What Could Be Better

  • Engine vibrations creep in above 55-60 km/h, making highway stretches tiresome
  • Headlight is noticeably dim - a genuine safety concern for early morning or night commutes
  • No USB charging port and hard suspension on broken roads are missed opportunities at this price

Editor's Verdict

Should You Buy the Honda Livo?

The Honda Livo 2025 is the sensible choice for the city commuter who wants Honda reliability, decent mileage, and now a genuinely useful feature set without crossing the Rs 85,000 mark. It won't thrill you on the highway, and the headlight will frustrate you at night - but as a day-in, day-out office runner, it's hard to fault. Go Disc if you can stretch Rs 2,566 further; the braking confidence is worth it.

Frequently Asked Questions

QWhat is the price of Honda Livo in Delhi and Mumbai?▾
The Honda Livo is priced at Rs 80,081 (Drum) and Rs 82,647 (Disc) ex-showroom Delhi. In Mumbai, the Drum variant costs approximately Rs 81,066 ex-showroom. On-road prices including RTO, insurance, and charges work out to roughly Rs 94,000-96,000 in Delhi and Rs 1,00,000-1,02,000 in Mumbai.
QWhat is the real-world mileage of Honda Livo?▾
Honda claims 70 kmpl under ARAI test conditions. Real-world city mileage reported by owners typically falls between 55 and 65 kmpl depending on traffic density, riding style, and load. Highway mileage in steady-throttle cruising can touch 68-70 kmpl.
QDoes Honda Livo have ABS?▾
No, the Honda Livo does not have ABS. It comes with CBS (Combi Brake System) as standard on both Drum and Disc variants. CBS links front and rear brakes for more balanced stopping, but it is not the same as ABS, which prevents wheel lock-up. ABS is not offered on any Livo variant.
QWhat is the Honda Livo service cost and service interval?▾
Honda recommends servicing the Livo every 3,000 km or 3 months, whichever comes first. A basic service (oil change, cleaning) typically costs Rs 500-800 at an authorised Honda service centre. A full service with consumables - air filter, spark plug, chain lube - runs Rs 1,500-2,000.
QWhat is the EMI for Honda Livo base variant?▾
With a 20% down payment (Rs 16,016) and a 36-month loan at 10.5% interest, the EMI for the Honda Livo Drum (Rs 80,081 ex-showroom) works out to approximately Rs 2,200-2,400 per month. Final EMI depends on your lender, city, and on-road price. Use Honda's EMI calculator for an exact figure.
QWhat is the top speed of Honda Livo?▾
The Honda Livo has a tested top speed of around 85 km/h. The 109.51cc engine delivers adequate performance for city use and national highway speeds up to 70-80 km/h, but sustained highway riding above 80 km/h causes noticeable vibrations on the footpegs and handlebars.
QWhat are the new features in Honda Livo 2025?▾
The 2025 Honda Livo gets three key updates: OBD2B compliance for better emissions monitoring, a fully digital LCD instrument cluster (showing gear position, real-time fuel economy, distance-to-empty, eco indicator, and service due indicator), and a side-stand engine cut-off system that prevents the engine from running with the stand deployed.
QDoes Honda Livo have a USB charging port?▾
No, the Honda Livo 2025 does not come with a USB charging port. This is a common complaint among buyers, especially given that rivals like the Hero Splendor Xtec and Hero Passion Pro offer USB ports as standard. If charging on the go is important, you can fit an aftermarket USB charger via the 12V battery.