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Livo Variants & Prices

₹ 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

02 / Variants

Honda Livo 2025 - All Variants and Ex-Showroom Prices

The Honda Livo 2025 is available in two variants - Drum and Disc - with a price gap of Rs 2,566 between them. Here's what that difference actually means for your daily ride.

Honda Livo Drum - Rs 80,081 (ex-showroom Delhi) The base variant gets a drum brake on both the front and rear wheels, a Combi Brake System, the new digital instrument cluster, side-stand engine cut-off, and the OBD2B-compliant 109.51cc engine. All three colour options are available. For buyers who stick to city speeds under 50-60 km/h and rarely venture onto highways, drum brakes on a 110cc bike are genuinely sufficient - CBS distributes braking force across both wheels effectively.

Honda Livo Disc - Rs 82,647 (ex-showroom Delhi) The top variant upgrades the front to a 220mm disc brake. In city riding, the difference in everyday braking feel is subtle but confidence-inspiring, especially during panic stops in bumper-to-bumper traffic. The disc unit also tends to look sportier, which matters to many buyers in this segment.

Our take: for Rs 2,566 extra, the Disc variant is worth it - you get meaningfully better braking performance, and the resale value tends to hold slightly better. Unless budget is extremely tight, go Disc.

Note that ex-showroom prices vary by state due to local taxes. Mumbai buyers typically pay Rs 81,066 for the Drum variant, and Bangalore buyers pay around Rs 80,746.

SpecLivo DrumLivo Disc
Price₹ 80,752₹ 83,319
Engine109.51 cc109.51 cc
Max Power8.67 bhp8.67 bhp
Mileage (ARAI)——
ABSCBSCBS
WheelsAlloyAlloy
Start TypeKick and Self StartKick and Self Start
TyresTubelessTubeless
Colours33

Both variants are covered by Honda's 3-year / 42,000 km warranty. EMI options are available through most banks and NBFCs - at an interest rate of around 10-11%, the monthly EMI for the Drum variant comes to roughly Rs 2,200-2,400 for a 3-year tenure with a 20% down payment. Dealers occasionally run exchange bonuses and zero-processing-fee loan offers - worth asking about at your nearest Honda two-wheeler dealership.

Frequently Asked Questions

QHow many variants does Honda Livo come in?▾
The Honda Livo 2025 comes in two variants: Drum (Rs 80,081 ex-showroom Delhi) and Disc (Rs 82,647 ex-showroom Delhi). Both variants share the same 109.51cc engine, digital instrument cluster, CBS, and colour options - the only difference is the front braking system.
QWhat is the difference between Honda Livo Drum and Disc variants?▾
The Disc variant gets a 220mm front disc brake instead of a drum unit, costing Rs 2,566 more at Rs 82,647 ex-showroom Delhi. All other features - engine, cluster, CBS, side-stand cut-off, and colours - are identical across both variants.
QWhich Honda Livo variant offers the best value for money?▾
The Honda Livo Disc at Rs 82,647 offers the better value. The Rs 2,566 premium over the Drum (Rs 80,081) buys you a front disc brake that improves stopping confidence in emergency situations and holds slightly better resale value. Unless the budget is absolutely stretched, the Disc is the recommended pick.
QDoes Honda Livo get dual-channel ABS on any variant?▾
No, the Honda Livo does not offer ABS on any variant - neither single-channel nor dual-channel. The safety feature is CBS (Combi Brake System), which is standard across both Drum and Disc variants. Honda has not announced an ABS variant of the Livo.