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Honda Dio 125 X-edition right side front angle static in studio

The Dio 125 X-edition is based on the standard variant of the scooter.

Honda Dio 125 X-edition engine start stop kill switch

It comes with fuel-saving start/stop tech.

Honda Dio 125 X-edition left side rear static in studio

The X-edition has a special dual-tone colour with contrasting red wheels.

Honda Dio 125 X-edition phone holder and USB charger on front apron

It comes with a cubby on the front apron with a USB charger above it.

Honda Dio 125 X-edition right side profile static in studio

It is mechanically identical to the standard Dio 125.

Honda Dio 125 X-edition TFT display

The TFT display misses out on Bluetooth connectivity here.

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Honda Dio 125 X-edition image gallery

The Dio 125 X-edition is a special version of the Honda Dio 125. It is based on the standard variant of the scooter and is mechanically identical to it. Where it differs is that it brings in a more youthful dual-tone colour scheme with contrasting red alloy wheels. While the X-edition does come with a TFT display, it doesn’t have Bluetooth compatibility which brings in call/notification alerts and control over music playback. This functionality is reserved for the top H-Smart variant. It does, however, come with start/stop tech which should aid its fuel efficiency. The Honda Dio 125 goes up against the TVS Ntorq 125, Suzuki Avenis, Yamaha RayZR 125 Hybrid and Hero Xoom 125 in our market. 
 

6 images•5 Feb 2026

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