HMSI has launched the Honda Livo 110 at Rs 52989/- for the Drum version and Rs 55489/- for the Disc brake version, ex-showroom Delhi.
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Honda Livo 110 has a 4-stroke Advanced Honda engine which uses the Honda Eco Technology (HET). The Livo will be replacing the Honda CB Twister from the lineup. Honda is targeting college students and young executives with the Livo. The bike has Tubeless tyres and is as good looking as the bike it replaces. Honda claims 74kmpl for the bike. The Honda Intelligent Ignition Control System (HIICS) technology enables the engine to deliver power output as per load conditions. The bike also comes with a maintenance free battery and a viscous air filter which needs to be replaced every 16000km.
The bike is available in two variants - drum and disc brakes and in four colours. Athletic Blue Metallic, Pearl Amazing White, Sunset Brown Metallic and Black.
Though the launch was of the Honda Livo 110, the announcement of the launch date of the Honda CBR 650F on the 4th of August made bigger headlines!
For more pictures of the bike click here.
Honda Livo 110 has a 4-stroke Advanced Honda engine which uses the Honda Eco Technology (HET). The Livo will be replacing the Honda CB Twister from the lineup. Honda is targeting college students and young executives with the Livo. The bike has Tubeless tyres and is as good looking as the bike it replaces. Honda claims 74kmpl for the bike. The Honda Intelligent Ignition Control System (HIICS) technology enables the engine to deliver power output as per load conditions. The bike also comes with a maintenance free battery and a viscous air filter which needs to be replaced every 16000km.
The bike is available in two variants - drum and disc brakes and in four colours. Athletic Blue Metallic, Pearl Amazing White, Sunset Brown Metallic and Black.
Though the launch was of the Honda Livo 110, the announcement of the launch date of the Honda CBR 650F on the 4th of August made bigger headlines!
For more pictures of the bike click here.