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Honda Dio 125 X-edition launched at Rs 87,733

The Dio 125 X-edition has a new dual-tone paint job and is mechanically identical to the standard model.
1 min read5 Feb '26
Dinshaw MagolDinshaw Magol
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Honda Dio 125 X-edition front right side static in studio

After listing it on its website some days ago, Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India (HMSI) has launched the Dio 125 X-edition scooter at Rs 87,733 (ex-showroom, Delhi). The X-edition is mechanically identical to the standard variant of the Dio 125 but has a unique dual-tone paint scheme.

  1. Dio 125 X-edition has a blue/grey paint job with red accents and alloy wheels
  2. The X-edition costs less than the Dio 125 H-Smart variant
  3. Mechanically, the X-edition is identical to the standard Dio 125

Honda Dio 125 X-edition: What’s new?

It has a new, louder paint scheme and a higher price

The fundamentals of the Dio 125 X-edition are the same as the standard variant of the Dio 125. It, too, is powered by the 8.3hp/10.5Nm 123.9cc single-cylinder air-cooled engine; the entire rolling chassis and the feature set are also identical between the two. What separates the X-edition from the scooter it is based upon is that it gets a new dual-tone paint scheme and contrasting red alloy wheels. While the X-edition does come with a TFT display, it doesn’t have Bluetooth compatibility that brings in call/notification alerts and control over music playback. This functionality is reserved for the top H-Smart variant.

Honda Dio 125 X-edition TFT display

At Rs 87,733 (ex-showroom, Delhi), the Dio 125 X-edition costs Rs 1,000 more than the standard variant of the Dio 125. However, compared to the top H-Smart variant that features keyless ignition, the X-edition costs Rs 3,950 less. The Honda Dio 125 goes up against the TVS Ntorq 125, Suzuki Avenis, Yamaha RayZR 125 Hybrid and Hero Xoom 125 in our market. 
 

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