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Last Updated On 11th Feb'25: The Honda Livo, one of the most affordable commuter bikes, was recently updated for 2025. It now features a digital instrument cluster, and its 109cc engine is compliant with OBD-2B to meet government emissions regulations. Additionally, the 2025 update brings three new color options, giving it a more dynamic appearance.
Honda Livo is a simple yet Comfortable bike for city riders. Running on a 109.51 cc engine, this bike delivers an output of 6.47 kW and a maximum torque of 9.30 nm. Within the city traffic, it can easily manoeuvre and move ahead.
Livo Highlights
On Target
Refined and efficient ride with comfy seat, adjustable suspension, stylish design, but misses out on connectivity.
What We Like
Efficient 110cc commuter offering modern features like a digital cluster, ISG, and a stylish look.
What We Do Not Like
One of the pricier models in the segment, but misses out on connectivity features.
Engine
| Engine Capacity | 109.51 cc |
| Engine Type | Air cooled, 4 Stroke, SI Engine |
| Maximum Power | 8.67 bhp @ 7500 rpm |
| Maximum Torque | 9.30 Nm @ 5500 rpm |
Competitor Comparison
| Model | Engine Size | Maximum Power |
|---|---|---|
| SP 125 | 123.94 cc | 10.72 bhp @ 7500 rpm |
| Glamour | 124.7 cc | 10.39 bhp @ 7500 rpm |
| Splendor Plus | 97.2 cc | 7.91 bhp @ 8000 rpm |
| HF Deluxe | 97.2 cc | 7.91 bhp @ 8000 rpm |
| Shine | 123.94 cc | 10.63 bhp @ 7500 rpm |
Kerb Weight
112 kg
Livo's 112 kg Kerb Weight is about 8% lower than the segment average of 120.89 kg.
Kerb Weight of Livo Competitors
| Model | Kerb Weight (kg) |
|---|---|
| SP 125 | 116 kg, 117 kg |
| Glamour | 121 kg, 122 kg |
| Splendor Plus | 112 kg |
| HF Deluxe | 110 kg, 112 kg |
| Shine | 113 kg |
| Pulsar 125 | 144 kg, 146 kg |
| Splendor Plus Xtec | 112 kg |
| Passion Plus | 115 kg |
| Glamour X | 125.5 kg, 127 kg |
Seat Height
790 mm
Livo's 790 mm Seat Height is close to the segment average of 789.6 mm.
Seat Height of Livo Competitors
| Model | Seat Height (mm) |
|---|---|
| SP 125 | 790 mm |
| Glamour | 790 mm |
| Splendor Plus | 785 mm |
| HF Deluxe | 805 mm |
| Shine | 791 mm |
| Pulsar 125 | 790 mm |
| Raider 125 | 780 mm |
| Splendor Plus Xtec | 785 mm |
| Passion Plus | 790 mm |
| Glamour X | 790 mm |
Fuel Tank Capacity
9 Litres
Livo's 9 litres Fuel Tank Capacity is about 17% lower than the segment average of 10.79 litres.
Fuel Tank Capacity of Livo Competitors
| Model | Fuel Tank Capacity (Litres) |
|---|---|
| SP 125 | 11 Litres, 11.2 Litres |
| Glamour | 10 Litres |
| Splendor Plus | 9.8 Litres |
| HF Deluxe | 9.6 Litres |
| Shine | 10.5 Litres |
| Pulsar 125 | 15 Litres |
| Splendor Plus Xtec | 9.8 Litres |
| Passion Plus | 11 Litres |
| Glamour X | 10 Litres |
Number of Gears
4 Speed
Livo's 4 Number of Gears is about 14% lower than the segment average of 4.6.
Number of Gears of Livo Competitors
| Model | Number of Gears |
|---|---|
| SP 125 | 5 Speed |
| Glamour | 5 Speed |
| Splendor Plus | 4 Speed |
| HF Deluxe | 4 Speed |
| Shine | 5 Speed |
| Pulsar 125 | 5 Speed |
| Raider 125 | 5 |
| Splendor Plus Xtec | 4 Speed |
| Passion Plus | 4 Speed |
| Glamour X | 5 Speed |
Honda Livo Prices
Variant Wise Comparison
Braking System | CBS | CBS |
Calliper Type | Fixed | Fixed |
Front Disc Size | 130 | 240 |
Front Wheel Size | R18 | R18 |
Rear Suspension Preload Adjuster |
Pros & Cons of Livo
What we admire in this bike
What we admire in this bike
Decent fuel economy.
Gets semi-digital instrument cluster.
Long and comfortable seat.
What could have been better
What could have been better
Priced higher than the competition.
Fuel tank capacity is less.
Honda Livo Detailed Review
The overall looks and design of the Honda Livo are attractive. The Honda Livo is designed to cater the young buyers who are looking for an efficient and powerful city commuter bike. Talking about its look, it is a stylish bike that will give you a cool look while riding. It comes with the Halogen bulb headlamp which gives good output and efficient lighting. It is affordable as well and one can rely on it. Also, the halogen bulb headlamp is easy to use. Along with these, it has multiple wet clutches which has a compact design and thus occupies very little space. It also generates more torque and provides better acceleration. They are reliable and suits heavy vehicles. It also has colour coded alloy wheels. Alloy wheels are lighter as compared to the spoked wheels and thus exerts less load on the engine. Being lighter, they require less energy to make them move and hence increase the performance of the engine. They also help in better braking and help in maintaining stability at higher speeds. They are structurally more rigid than the spoked ones and have a better look too. Hence, as described by the company, it has a stylish look.
Summary
It is a commuter bike with a strong appearance and fresh design. Its finish is also nice and has a big seat along with a dazzling look. The only problem is that it does not have an LED headlamp.
Livo body specifications:
| Ground Clearance | 163 mm |


The overall dimensions of the Honda Livo are sleek and nimble. The sleek dimensions help the rider to navigate the Honda Livo easily through the tight traffic spaces. Starting with the length of the bike which is 2020 mm. Along with this, its ground clearance is around 163mm. When it comes to height, it is 1116 mm and the width varies with two variants i.e, for the drum variant the width is 742 mm and for the disc one, the width is 751 mm. The kerb weight of the bike is also different between the two models. For drum type, the kerb weight is 113kg and for the disc, the weight is 751 mm. The seat height is 790 mm.
Summary
The dimensions of the bike are good and satisfactory which can give a good experience to the rider.
Livo body specifications:
| Ground Clearance | 163 mm |


The engine and performance of the Honda Livo are very well matched for city riding conditions. The 110cc engine has been designed in a way to provide good low-end torque along with beefy mid-range. The engine and gearbox combination is very relaxed and fuel economical.
It has a 110cc engine along with an FI fuel system in which the fuel injection system is limited. It creates more power and has good fuel efficiency. It increases the throttle response and provides a better life to the engine. It is also eco-friendly. It has a max power of 8. 79 Ps @7500 rpm and a max torque of 19.30 Nm @5500 rpm making it a powerful commuter bike. This bike consists of a 4-stroke engine which gives higher efficiency and is less polluting also. Other than this, 4-stroke engines have a good lubrication system and thus runs very cleanly and provide high rpm at low power as well.
It has an air-cooled type engine which has a simple design and weighs less. It needs less care and maintenance. Also, the main advantage is that it works in extreme conditions where there is even a scarcity of water because it does not have cylinder jackets or radiator water tubes. This is the same reason for no risk of damage from frost. This bike is based on the BSVI engine i.e, it is eco-friendly because the ejection of harmful pollutants is reduced. This type of engine has better performance and a superior level of manufacturing.
Summary
It has a refined engine which is eco friendly and this is one of the most important things required nowadays. Also, the fuel efficiency is good. The most important part is that the engine is reliable but the price is somewhat higher than expected.
Livo engine specifications:
| Transmission | Manual |
| Mileage | 74 |
| Engine | 109.51 cc |
The Honda Livo comes equipped with decent safety features. The introduction of features such as the ABS and disc brakes has made the Livo a safe commuter bike in the segment. For safety purposes, it comes with two variants. The one variant with 240mm Disc brakes in front and 130mm drum brakes in the rear while the second variant consists of 130mm drum brakes in both rear and front. Disc brakes have better braking power in less effort due to which less heat is required to break the torque. They have easy maintenance and cools down faster. Also, they are safer in harsh conditions. Drum brakes are of simple design and longer life. Also, their maintenance costs are low and come in an affordable range.
The tyre size of the front is 80/100 - 18M/C 47P and that of the rear is 80/100 - 18M/C 54P. This bike's both front and rear tyres are tubeless. Now, let's have a look at the comfort level of the bike. Its contoured seats are made from good material which provides comfort to both rider and the pillion. Not only this, it has telescopic front suspension for better ride quality and stability at higher speeds. Also, it is easy to repair and offers a comfortable ride. Along with this, it has a hydraulic rear suspension which provides a firm ride and is very responsive. It is quicker than other suspensions.
Summary
It has an optional disc brake variant. And the suspension is also good for a safe ride. It gives an upright riding posture. It provides stiffness but not much comfort.

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| Models | Visual Comparison | Engine | Mileage | Kerb weight | Seat height | Fuel Tank Capacity | No. of Gears | Compare |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
![]() ₹79.56 - ₹82.12 K* | 110 cc | - | 112 - 113 kg | 790 mm | 9 L | 4 Gears | ||
| 124 cc | 50 kmpl | 142 - 146 kg | 790 mm | 15 L | 5 Gears | Livo vs Pulsar 125 | ||
| 97 cc | 73 kmpl | 112 kg | 785 mm | 9.8 L | 4 Gears | Livo vs Splendor Plus Xtec | ||
| 124 cc | 55 kmpl | 113 - 115 kg | 791 mm | 10.5 L | 5 Gears | Livo vs Shine | ||
| 124 cc | 65 kmpl | 116 - 117 kg | 790 mm | 11.2 L | 5 Gears | Livo vs SP 125 | ||
| 97 cc | 60 kmpl | 115 kg | 790 mm | 11 L | 4 Gears | Livo vs Passion Plus | ||
| 125 cc | 65 kmpl | 121 - 123 kg | 790 mm | 10 L | 5 Gears | Livo vs Glamour | ||
| 97.2 cc | 80.6 kmpl | 112 kg | 785 mm | 9.8 L | 4 Speed Gears | Livo vs Splendor Plus | ||
| 124.8 cc | 56.7 kmpl | - | 780 mm | - | 5 Gears | Livo vs Raider 125 | ||
| 124.7 cc | 65 kmpl | 127 kg | 790 mm | 10 L | 5 Speed Gears | Livo vs Glamour X | ||
| 97.2 cc | 70 kmpl | 112 kg | 805 mm | 9.6 L | 4 Speed Gears | Livo vs HF Deluxe |
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Latest Updates on Livo
Honda passes on full GST benefits to customers after the tax on two-wheelers drops from 28% to 18%, reducing prices across scooters and motorcycles up to 350cc. Buyers can save up to Rs 18,800 depending on the model, with popular products like Activa, Dio, Shine, Unicorn and CB350 series receiving revised pricing. The move aims to improve affordability ahead of the festive season.
Honda launches the 2025 Livo priced from Rs 83,080 (ex-showroom) with an OBD-2B compliant engine and a new fully-digital instrument cluster. The motorcycle continues with the 109.51cc single-cylinder engine producing 8.79 PS and 9.3 Nm paired to a 4-speed gearbox. It is offered in Drum and Disc variants with three colour options and retains features like side-stand engine cut-off.
Honda launches the 2023 Livo priced from Rs 78,500 (ex-showroom) with an OBD-2 compliant engine and refreshed graphics. The motorcycle continues with the 109.51cc single-cylinder engine producing 8.67 bhp and 9.3 Nm paired to a 4-speed gearbox. It is offered in drum and disc variants and also gets a 10-year warranty package.
Honda launches the BS6-compliant Livo priced from Rs 69,422 (ex-showroom). The commuter gets refreshed styling, a semi-digital instrument cluster and new features like engine start/stop switch. It continues with the 109.51cc fuel-injected engine producing 8.8 PS and 9.3 Nm paired to a 4-speed gearbox.
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