Honda Dio KMPL User Reviews

Driving experience is good upto 35 kmph it glide like butter, After that it vibrate a bit 1 thing i what to clear, Please think twice to buy dio against activa because although it's a honda product.But build quality is not that much good, Panel gaps are visible before 1st service.Let talk about the mileage - it's 45-50 kmpl depends on the riding scenario.It's not that much impressive because activa gives 50 kmpl at any cost.Service network is good, But my expirence with service is not good because the service person not have any expirence.

The Honda Dio has been my go to for quick city and occasional longer rides for over six months now. Its 109.51 cc engine pushing out about 7.76 HP feels exciting and borderline sporty for a scooter. The Dio stands out with its bold colors and edgy graphics it turns heads, making my daily rides a more fun activity.However the ride can get a bit stiff on rough surfaces a reminder of its sporty intentions, perhaps at the expense of comfort. The fuel efficiency is decent comes around the 50 kmpl mark.

My father use this bike for his work . The seat is comfy enough for everyday rides, but maybe not for long tours. You can expect a fantastic 60-70 kmpl, saving you money in the long run. Cruises comfortably around 50-60 kmph, and can reach up to 80 kmph. A bit on the stiffer side. Bumpy roads can be felt. It might lack some features found on higher-end scooters, like a disc brake. if you're looking for a super powerful scooter the Dio might not be your perfect fit.

My father use this bike for his work . The seat is comfy enough for everyday rides, but maybe not for long tours. You can expect a fantastic 60-70 kmpl, saving you money in the long run. Cruises comfortably around 50-60 kmph, and can reach up to 80 kmph. A bit on the stiffer side. Bumpy roads can be felt. It might lack some features found on higher-end scooters, like a disc brake. if you're looking for a super powerful scooter the Dio might not be your perfect fit.

The Honda Dio has been my go to for quick city and occasional longer rides for over six months now. Its 109.51 cc engine pushing out about 7.76 HP feels exciting and borderline sporty for a scooter. The Dio stands out with its bold colors and edgy graphics it turns heads, making my daily rides a more fun activity.However the ride can get a bit stiff on rough surfaces a reminder of its sporty intentions, perhaps at the expense of comfort. The fuel efficiency is decent comes around the 50 kmpl mark.

My father use this bike for his work . The seat is comfy enough for everyday rides, but maybe not for long tours. You can expect a fantastic 60-70 kmpl, saving you money in the long run. Cruises comfortably around 50-60 kmph, and can reach up to 80 kmph. A bit on the stiffer side. Bumpy roads can be felt. It might lack some features found on higher-end scooters, like a disc brake. if you're looking for a super powerful scooter the Dio might not be your perfect fit.

My father use this bike for his work . The seat is comfy enough for everyday rides, but maybe not for long tours. You can expect a fantastic 60-70 kmpl, saving you money in the long run. Cruises comfortably around 50-60 kmph, and can reach up to 80 kmph. A bit on the stiffer side. Bumpy roads can be felt. It might lack some features found on higher-end scooters, like a disc brake. if you're looking for a super powerful scooter the Dio might not be your perfect fit.

I can speak from my own experience that this is an amazing scooter.No issues with performance and comfort at all.Mileage was around 60 kmpl for the first year but then it dropped gradually to 47-48 now after 4 years of almost daily usage.This usually happens with any vehicle you buy, So no problem there.After sales service is also good.Never had a problem with the service centre experience.Overall a great scooter, Which is worth the price.