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  • Q. How to switch off headlight in Honda Dio?

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    Dillip
    Dillip | 3 years ago

    Like other two-wheelers, the Honda Dio features AHO (automatic headlamps on) which is a standard safety measure. This basically means that two-wheelers will have to have a headlight that will light up the instance the engine is turned on. As this feature is fitted in two-wheelers, riders won't have a switch to turn the headlight off as it would be automatic.

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    Arun
    Arun | 3 years ago

    As per the Govt norms all the two wheeler companies removed the switch for headlight. Headlight turns on automatically when you turn ON the ignition. It is for safety purpose.

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    Logesh
    Logesh | 3 years ago

    There's no option to switch off the headlight. As it's a LED light it won't consime too much of battery power don't worry

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  • Max Power7.85 PS @ 8000 rpm
  • Fuel Capacity5.3 Liters
  • Tyre TypeTubeless
  • Kerb Weight103 Kg
  • Max Torque9.03 Nm @ 5250 rpm
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Honda Dio User Reviews

  • Riding the Honda Dio: Sporty but Not Perfect

    Being a proud owner of the Honda Dio for the past eight months has been mostly a thrill. Its sporty design caught my eye and the performance of its 109 cc engine has not disappointed, delivering a power of 7.76 bhp. What really stands out is the Dio’s lightweight frame (105 kg) which makes it extremely agile and perfect for the urban environment.The mileage is fairly decent too comes around 48 to 50 km/l. I love the full digital instrument cluster which is quite a modern touch.

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  • Service cost

    Driving experience is good, Service cost is approx 700-800 at many showrooms, But showroom staff don't do the repais properly, Engine and pickup is very good and reliable.

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  • Mileage and pick up it's

    Mileage and pick up it's good.And maintenance is average for a middle class family.

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  • Mileage and pick up it's

    Mileage and pick up it's good.And maintenance is average for a middle class family.

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  • It's very good for one use

    It's very good for one use and also pickup is very well and mileage is too good

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