Honda Livo
Specifications Summary of Honda Livo
| Mileage (ARAI) kmpl : | 74 Kmpl |
| Fuel Type : | Petrol |
| Battery Type : | Maintenance Free |
| Engine Displacement (CC) : | 109.19 cc |
| Brakes Front : | Disc |
| Kerb Weight : | 114 Kg |
| Starting : | Kick and Self Start |
| Wheels Type (Pressed Steel/ Alloy) : | Alloy |
Honda Livo Highlights
Honda Livo Price: Honda Livo prices start at Rs. 57,298 (Ex-Showroom) and the top end variant Honda Livo Disc CBS is priced at Rs. 61,186 (Ex-Showroom). Honda Livo is available in 4 variants and 5 colours.
Livo Engine and Specifications: The single-cylinder, 109.19cc, air-cooled engine produces 8.3PS at 7,500rpm and 8.6Nm at 5,500rpm, mated to a 4-speed gearbox. For suspension, it uses telescopic forks at the front and adjustable dual shock absorbers at the rear. For braking, the commuter employs 130mm drum brakes at the front and rear. You can also choose to get a 240mm disc at the front. The bike gets 18-inch wheels shod in tubeless tyres.
The Livo returns a claimed mileage of 70kmpl with a fuel tank capacity of 8.5 litres and reaches a top speed of 86kmph. The bike is extremely light and the disc variant stands at a kerb weight of 111kgs.
Livo Design and Features
Honda Livo is a commuter with sharp, sporty features. At the front, it gets a stylish new headlamp, a black windscreen on top of it with fin-like air-ducts on the side. The curved fuel tank gets an aggressive shroud that extends into the long and sleek saddle. A grabrail on top of a compact taillight finish the look of the bike. While the bike looks appealing, the instrument console comprises of two rather odd looking hexagonal shaped analogue units. The Livo is available in six colours: black, white, brown, blue, red and grey.
Honda Livo Competitors
TVS Victor : The TVS Victor is TVS' rather premium offering in the commuter range. It comes with a 109.7cc engine that churns out 9.6PS of power and 9.4Nm of torque. It offers a slightly better mileage than the Livo at 72kmpl (claimed). The bike gets a drum brake at the front and a 240mm disc at the rear. The Victor offers a front disc brake as an optional extra.
Hero Splendour iSmart 110: The Hero commuter too gets a 109cc engine that puts out 9.5PS of power and 9Nm of torque. It looks and rides a lot like the Livo and since Hero is a more prominent name in the motorcycle market than Honda, it is a fit rival for the same. However, the mileage on offer is low at 61kmpl.
ZigSays
The Honda Livo is a good entry-level option for youngsters with its sporty looks, good mileage and decent pricing. It can also do well in towns that require long distance travelling from place to place. The bike is BS-IV compliant and gets features like Automatic Headlight On, along with a low-maintenance battery and filter. However, optional ABS could have been a plus on the bike.
Honda Livo Variants Price List
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Livo Drum Self and Alloy
109 cc | 74 Kmpl
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Livo Drum CBS
109 cc |
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Livo Disc Self and Alloy
109 cc | 74 Kmpl
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About Honda Livo
Honda Livo Latest Updates
Honda has passed on the GST benefits to its customers and prices for its two-wheelers have dropped between Rs 300 and Rs 700 depending on the state of purchase. The Honda Livo is the Japanese bikemaker's attempt to add some jazz in the rather dull commuter segment. The Honda Livo has been positioned as a premium commuter while the Honda Dream series are marketed as affordable commuter motorcycles. Honda is known for its conservative styling but that isn’t the case with the Livo as it gets sharp lines to make it stand apart. The chiselled tank with extensions and the trapezoidal headlamp give the Livo a modern look. So impressed were Honda with the design of the Livo that they didn’t even add any graphics to the 110cc motorcycle. But the simple looking clocks feel out of space on an otherwise well executed motorcycle. The Honda Livo is offered in two variants with the base priced at Rs 53,743 and the disc brake variant at Rs 56,246 (both prices are ex-showroom, Delhi).
Top Competitors of Livo
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Honda CB Shine
Rs. 58,097Compare with Livo -
Honda CB Shine SP
Rs. 63,857Compare with Livo
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Hero Passion Pro
Rs. 55,575Compare with Livo
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Hero Splendor Plus
Rs. 51,790Compare with Livo
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TVS Victor
Rs. 54,042Compare with Livo
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Bajaj Pulsar 125 Neon
Rs. 66,618Compare with Livo
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TVS Radeon
Rs. 51,070Compare with Livo
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TVS Star City Plus
Rs. 52,407Compare with Livo
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Honda Dream Yuga
Rs. 54,566Compare with Livo
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Hero Glamour
Rs. 62,600Compare with Livo
Editor's View of Honda Livo
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Upside
Stylish design, Reliable engine, Impressive mileage
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Downside
Price on the higher side, Instrument console looks old, Stiff rear suspension
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Our Verdict
With its sharp lines, the Honda Livo does stand apart in the mundane looking commuter segment. The reliability associated with the Honda brand and the mileage are its trump cards but pricing is steep compared to rivals.
Must Read Questions & Answers Before Buying Livo
- The old one doesn't get one. I don't think the new Analogue c*m digital meter either has it. : By Parikshit | 9 months ago
- Yes : By Deepanshu | 3 weeks ago
- No : By Nikhil | 1 week ago
- Yes, you can go for it as Honda Livo is a good entry-level option for youngsters with its sporty looks, good mileage and decent pricing. It can also do well in towns that require long distance travelling from place to place. : By Zigwheels | 11 months ago
- TVS champ better than Livo : By K | 3 weeks ago
- Yes ..livo is a best byk.we have done 520 km drive continuesly,i mean non stoply.with 2 stop like 10-10 minutes : By Mohammad | 4 months ago
- We would suggest you to check your bike's user manual as it contains all the information regarding the bike. : By Zigwheels | 1 year ago
- 5000 : By Vinod | 2 months ago
- Check a user Manual : By Kaushik | 1 year ago
- I had also purchased livo disk variant last month ,and it gives 50kmpl at the first day and now after a month it's around 70-75kmpl and it's really so amazing to ride in a crowded road and leave the rush behind, awsome pickup and dashing look.I know it have some gear issues, it make a little sound while changing gears but you can overcome with this problem by pressing the clutch lever properly and change the gears only by using front end of gear pedal just like sports bikes having single side gear pedal ,i don't know how but it works and it also makes you feel like a rider😁 : By Vaibhav | 1 month ago
- Don't go for Livo. I'm one of the owner of Livo bike. It's very problematic bike. No pick up, worst resale value, inherent gear box problem. Contact nearby bike evaluators, and mechanics and have their real time opinion.Don't depend on showroom sales person words nor online reviews.I tried to sell my Livo bike within a month after purchase but I received quotes less than Rs.45000 including official Honda pre owned showroom(Honda official best deal showroom offered just RS. 40000). I spent 73,000 on this bike. You can imagine now.All the best : By K | 5 months ago
- I think both are good. but if one is going for looks and millage better go for livo. Anyway the difference is only 15cc. , which is not making a big difference if you are planning of using the bike in a crowded city 😉. I personally feel like livo is the winner. : By Soumyodeep | 9 months ago
- The Honda Livo is a good entry-level option for youngsters with its sporty looks, good mileage and decent pricing. It can also do well in towns that require long distance travelling from place to place. Hero's highly successful Passion range gets a new, powerful 110cc engine in the XPro. The bike comes loaded with features which are rare in this segment like the maintenance-free battery, tubeless tyres, digital instrumentation, etc. With the XPro, Hero has brought style and more features to the commuter segment. Hero MotoCorp's latest 110cc bike is a great combination of features and performance. Hero Passion XPro would be a better pick as it has better power figures as well as it comes with i3s technology which helps to save fuel and as a result, it is better fuel efficiency. We would suggest you to take a test ride in order to clear your all doubts. : By Zigwheels | 10 months ago
- Both bikes are almost the same. Test ride both of them. See which one do you like. Also consider the service station near your place. I believe somehow Hero offers better service than Honda. Honda is very money minded now. Kindly check with your friends if they own a Hero bike and how is there bike serviced at the service stations and then decide : By Parikshit | 7 months ago
- LIVO has inherent gear box problem. It's not stable. It's my personal experience. Livo has lowest resale value in the market. Check with bike evaluators and know the resale value of Livo, than take decision. All the best. : By K | 6 months ago
- The Honda Livo is a good entry-level option for youngsters with its sporty looks, good mileage and decent pricing. It can also do well in towns that require long distance travelling from place to place. The bike is BS-IV compliant and gets features like Automatic Headlight On, along with a low-maintenance battery and filter. However, optional ABS could have been a plus on the bike. With its sharp lines, the Honda Livo does stand apart in the mundane looking commuter segment. The reliability associated with the Honda brand and the mileage are its trump cards but pricing is steep compared to rivals. : By Zigwheels | 11 months ago
- The Honda Livo is a good entry-level option for youngsters with its sporty looks, good mileage and decent pricing. It can also do well in towns that require long distance travelling from place to place. The bike is BS-IV compliant and gets features like Automatic Headlight On, along with a low-maintenance battery and filter. The reliability associated with the Honda brand and the mileage are its trump cards but pricing is steep compared to rivals. : By Zigwheels | 1 year ago
- Honda Livo is the Best 110 CC Bike at the time, smooth and confident ride, unlike hero glamour which has very soft suspension. Limit the speed to 60-65 kmph and Livo is best. but above that it starts vibrating and is not happy with the rider. : By DEEPAK | 11 months ago
- Of course not.Livo has better shock absorber setup : By Nitish | 5 days ago
- For a perfect bike choice, a comparison is to be done on the basis of price, size, mileage, performance, features, and other specs. Honda SP 125 ex-showroom price starts from Rs. 72,900 and Honda Livo ex-showroom price starts from Rs. 57,298. The claimed mileage for the Honda SP 125 is 50-60 Kmpl and the Honda Livo is 74 kmpl. Honda SP 125 is available in 1 different colours while Honda Livo comes with 6 colours. In technical specifications, Honda SP 125 is powered by a 124 cc engine whereas, Honda Livo is powered by a 109.19 cc engine. For a detailed comparison, follow the below link - Compare. Moreover, you can have a test ride of the bikes for a better idea of comfort and ride quality by visiting the nearest dealer in your city. You can click on the following link to see the details of the nearest dealership and selecting your city accordingly - Dealers. : By Zigwheels | 2 weeks ago
- Livo is to good im also a college student and mot to much maintenance cost its cost just 350 in showroom service : By Deepanshu | 2 weeks ago
- Honda livo is good bike easy to handle using from past 2 year go ahead : By Viky | 2 months ago
- Yes, Honda livi is good looking and good mileage : By Navaneethan | 2 months ago
- Unicorn is having higher cc engine and 5 gears.Livo is smaller in all respects than unicorn. : By Santhosh | 2 weeks ago
- Unicorn is best in segment very good pickup speed plus mileage i get 60kmpl top speed 110 very good comfort for long drive close your eyes and go for it sure you will enjoy : By Star | 8 months ago
- If you hav low budget you can go for livo...and if you have easy rides and comfortble so you can go for unicorn 150 ABS variant. : By SURAJKDM | 8 months ago
- You will take honda livo its have tubeless tyres awesome pickup brillient milage and the mantanance cost is only service charge in every 4000 km and the meter gives sign to you for service : By Deepanshu | 3 weeks ago
- After the TVS victor the next powerful one is got to be the discover 110.If you want a refined 125cc motor then go for the shine.If performance is your goal then close your eyes and go for the discover. : By Salman | 9 months ago
- Livo bike perfornance spr : By Vinod | 2 months ago
- Ceat : By Deepanshu | 3 weeks ago
- Tvs : By Viky | 2 months ago
Honda Livo Images
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Right Side View
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Rear Left View
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Front Right View
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Front View
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Rear View
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Front Left View
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Head Light
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Honda Livo User Reviews
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Mileage4.2/5
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Performance4.1/5
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Maintenance Cost4.0/5
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Comfort3.9/5
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Features & Styling4.1/5
Preferred For : Daily Commute
45% of users have given a rating of 4.5 and above
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3.8
I have been riding livo for 1 year and it's been great. Comfort wise it's not the best bike because of its stiff suspension and somewhat hard seat, other than that styling and look is best in its segment. I haven"t try to check the mileage but I think it gives me around just over 55 kmpl and anyday below 60. I have Bajaj discover 100, I guess it"s 8 years old, but still gives output of 65- 70 kmpl, therefore if ur a mileage oriented person. You can opt for Bajaj and tvs bikes as they are good at it. If ur a tall person 6.1ft like me u can consider it a viable option.
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4.7
To all friends who are short listing Livo as their first bike, or the next to the previous one or to transport fully loaded….or for the bumpy no-road areas….Just say yes! Go for it!I had a very tight budget and was looking for the perfect bike which could give me all…in a way…a perfect bike. Finally I arrived to the Honda…as I read the comments and it was already my first choice. NOT TO MENTION THE BLUE COLOR…WHICH I ACTUALLY WANTED AND EVENTUALLY GOT. I was given a test drive and I was left with no doubts that this is what I wanted.Now, I have been driving it for 2 months now…no complaints yet. It is an all-rounder bike. My pros and Cons are below…Pros…Fuel efficiency and mileage ,Great Looks and design,Good ground clearance,Good fuel tank capacity,for long drives,Very comfortable seats (front as well as back) Cons:Not suitable for drag racing ,No LED DRLs
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5.0
I think HONDA LIVO is the best bike to buy low budget. It"s mileage is just amazing, it"s 74kmph.even it"s maintenance cost is limited budget not high, like other bike. It"s features and it"s styling are just great. The seat are totally Comfortable to riding for long distance.
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2.6
Be wise...Pros: Sporty lookCons: 1) Unbalanced body structure 2) Faulty gear box 3) Low pick up 4) Worst resale valueBefore buying this bike. Get the real-time opinion of users. Ask your neighbouring evaluator about the resale value of Livo. Don"t rely on online positive reviews. Be practical. Coz I own this bike
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3.0
Low pick up, Vibrates after economy speed, Worst resale value, and inherit engine problems. Do not trust just online reviews. Ask realtime users. Contact nearby bike evaluators. After knowing it's resale value,definitely you will not buy it.
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4.2
Gud performance bike for Daily Commute
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1.8
Service service. It's high maintenance bike. Chain set is very bed.
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5.0
just bring it and then enjoy your happiness life.
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2.6
Bike height is OK but I'm suffering from chain and engine heat over and dip and dim lighting is low and look not better than the price
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4.2
i just love it accelerate even though having 110cc engine😘
Honda Livo Expert Reviews
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Honda Livo : Detailed Review
The Honda Livo is the most premium 110cc motorcycle offering from the stables of the Japanese two-wheeler giant for India. We ride it to find out whether it lives up to our expectations in the competitive commuter segment
Jul 30, 2015 | By Arun Mohan Nadar Photography: Kapil Angane -
2016 TVS Victor vs Honda Livo: Comparison Review
The newly launched 2016 TVS Victor takes on our king of the commuter class of 2015, the Honda Livo. Will we see a regime?
Mar 28, 2016 | By Ravi Ved Photography: Eshan Shetty -
Honda Livo: 3,000km Final Longterm Review Report
The Honda Livo has completed 3,000km in the ZigWheels garage and it heads back after completing its longterm tenure with us
Nov 30, 2015 | By Arun Mohan Nadar Photography: Kapil Angane
Honda Livo Colours
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Sunset Brown Metallic
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Matte Axis Grey Metallic
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Imperial Red Metallic
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Black
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Athletic Blue Metallic
Honda Livo Videos
Honda Livo Mileage
| ARAI Claimed | 74 Kmpl |
| User Reported | 55 Kmpl |
Honda Livo News Updates
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Honda Launches 2018 Livo and Dream Yuga
Both 110cc commuter motorcycles receive subtle cosmetic updates
Mar 15, 2018 | By Team ZigWheels -
Honda celebrates first anniversary of Livo with two new paint schemes
The Livo can now be had in six different colours and Honda claims it has sold 2.5 lakh units of the bike since its launch
Aug 4, 2016 | By Team ZigWheels -
2015 ZigWheels Awards: Honda Livo is the upto 125cc bike of the year
Outlasting the competition from the likes of the Hero Splendor Pro, the Yamaha Saluto and the Honda CB Shine SP, the Honda Livo emerged as the winner of the 125cc bike of the year honour at the ZigWheels Awards 2015
Feb 4, 2016 | By Team ZigWheels