Honda Grazia 125 launched in India: Scooter to be priced at Rs 57,897 in Delhi

The Honda Grazia goes up against the Suzuki Access 125 and the Vespa VX 125. The scooter's price is only Rs 500 over the base Honda Activa 125.

Overdrive|Nov 09, 2017, 09:27:53 IST

Honda has launched yet another scooter in the Indian market. The Honda Grazia 125 is priced at Rs 57,897 ex-Delhi and is based on the Honda Activa 125 but has a snazzier design to it. This is manifested with the use of six youthful colors as well as an industry-first all-LED headlights, fully digital instrument cluster and utility storage space for a phone in the front apron with a cover as standard.[caption id="attachment_4178745" align="alignleft" width="380"] Honda Motor Chief Executive Officer Takahiro Hachigo presents during media preview of the 45th Tokyo Motor Show. Reuters.

Honda Motor Chief Executive Officer Takahiro Hachigo presents during media preview of the 45th Tokyo Motor Show. Reuters.

Representational image. Reuters[/caption]The Honda Grazia goes up against the Suzuki Access 125 and the Vespa VX 125. The scooter's price is only Rs 500 more than the base Honda Activa 125. While bookings are on for Rs 2,000, deliveries will start from Thursday. HMSI rolls out the scooter from its Gujarat plant and is available right now in 35 cities. The scooter will be available across India by the end of December 2017.The Honda Grazia is powered by a HET-fied 125 cc engine that makes 8.52 PS of power and 10.54 Nm of torque. The claimed fuel efficiency is around 50 kmpl. There are three trims on offer and Honda has equipped the top-spec, Deluxe variant with a front disc complete with combi braking system. It ensures that equal braking force is distributed between the front and rear. The scooter also gets a 4-in-1 ignition and seat lock.Honda also offers front telescopic forks on the Grazia. There is also 18 litres of underseat storage.

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