You’ll Now Have To Pay More For The Activa & Other Honda Scooters
- Apr 8, 2021
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Honda was the first manufacturer to bring its BS6 products into the Indian market. The Activa 125 BS6 got the ball rolling and was soon followed up with the SP125. The scooter has been on sale for over six months now, while it has been five months since the launch of the premium commuter motorcycle. Now, Honda has revealed that the prices of all variants of the two 125cc models have been hiked by Rs 552. Here are the new prices:
|
Model & Trims |
Launch Prices |
New Prices |
Differences |
|
Honda Activa 125 BS6 standard |
Rs 67,490 |
Rs 68,042 |
Rs 552 |
|
Honda Activa 125 BS6 alloy |
Rs 70,990 |
Rs 71,542 |
Rs 552 |
|
Honda Activa 125 BS6 deluxe |
Rs 74,490 |
Rs 75,042 |
Rs 552 |
|
Honda SP125 drum |
Rs 72,900 |
Rs 73,452 |
Rs 552 |
|
Honda SP125 disc |
Rs 77,100 |
Rs 77,652 |
Rs 552 |

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The new prices should not affect the buying decision in any way. Honda wouldn’t want to burden itself with a significant price increment as it would expect the sales figures to go back to what they were before the lockdown period. Meanwhile, Honda will be absorbing unsold BS4 stock, once the extension period for selling BS4 vehicles ends.
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