Honda Livo Launch Highlights: Prices, specs, and more

Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India recently launched the updated Livo commuter bike. It has received minor tweaks for 2023 and is now OBD2-compliant as well. Let’s take a look at its top highlights. 

What are the colour options and styling cues for the updated Honda Livo?

Honda offers the new Livo in three different paint schemes: Athletic Blue Metallic, Matte Crust Metallic and Black. The Bue Metallic and Black colours get grey and white strips on the fuel tank, thus giving a contrasting effect. Meanwhile, the Matte Crust is a single-tone option. Honda hasn’t made any changes to the design for 2023. It retains the commuter design and the simple structure. So, you get the same single pod headlight, slim fuel tank and single-piece seat. 

What are the engine specifications for the 2023 Livo?

Powering the 2023 Honda Livo is a 109.51cc, air-cooled motor that dishes out 8.67bhp and 9.30Nm. It’s linked to a four-speed gearbox and benefits from fuel injection and an ACG starter motor for a silent engine start. With the latest updates, the Livo’s engine is now OBD2-compliant. 

What features does Honda offer with the Livo motorcycle?

The Livo is meant to be an affordable commuter and thereby it gets a basic set of features. From bulb illumination to an analogue instrument console, the overall features list is quite short. It comes with CBS for added safety. 

Are there any hardware changes to the latest Livo?

The updated Honda commuter rides on telescopic front forks and dual rear shocks. It gets a 240mm front disc and a 130mm rear drum brake for the top-spec model and a 130mm front and rear drum for the base model. The Livo comes with 18-inch alloys wrapped in 80/100 front and rear tyres. Overall, the hardware setup too has been carried over. 

How much does the new Honda Livo cost?

Honda has priced the 2023 Livo at Rs. 78,500 for the drum brake model and Rs. 82,500 (both ex-showroom, Delhi) for the disc brake variant. It rivals the TVS Sport and Hero Passion Xtec in the 110cc commuter bike space in India.