Honda 2Wheelers entered the Indian market way back in 2001 with the Honda Activa. Since then, the Japanese company has launched a plethora of new products and, thus, been successful in establishing..
The Honda Dio Repsol Edition was launched in the Indian market last year, along with the Repsol Edition of the Honda Hornet 2.0, to celebrate Honda’s 800 Grand Prix victories in MotoGP. The new..
To celebrate 800 Grand Prix victories in MotoGP, Honda has introduced the Repsol Edition of its sporty Dio scooter. The new model has been priced at INR 69,757* and, thus, is INR 2.5K costlier than..
The BS6 Honda Dio was launched in February this year at a starting price of INR 59,990*. The 110 cc scooter has now received its first price hike. Honda has increased the prices of both the..
Until last month, Honda had sold over 3 lakh BS-VI two-wheelers in the country. This was quite an achievement in itself. Today, the company has announced that its BS-VI scooter and bike sales have..
Honda has issued a recall notice for BS-VI Activa 6G, BS-VI Activa 125 and BS-VI Dio. The Japanese two-wheeler manufacturer has identified a suspected quality problem in the rear cushion of the..
Honda was one of the first two-wheeler companies in India to start rolling out updated BS-VI compliant products. The last Honda scooter that underwent BS-IV to BS-VI conversion was the Dio. The BS-VI..
Honda was one of the first two-wheeler manufacturers in India to start selling BS-VI-compliant products much before the deadline. This is one of the reasons why it has now sold over 3 lakh BS-VI..