Vespa VXL 125 
The Vespa VXL 125 is one of the most commonly seen Vespas on Indian roads. The iconic round headlight and unique styling makes this 124.45 cc scooter stand out of the crowd. 
 

 Vespa VXL 125 Launch Dates: 
 

The BS6 version of Vespa VXL 125 was launched in India in August 2020. 
 

 Vespa VXL 125 Price: 

 

Vespa is selling the VXL 125 model in India for 1.33-1.35 Lakhs ex-showroom, Dehi. 
 

 Vespa VXL 125 Design: 

 

Design of VXL 125 was inspired from the Vespa LX 125 that was sold in India till 2011. A circular cut-out on the apron is one of the main design difference between the LX and VXL. The VXL gets arrow-head shaped cut-out on the apron. 
The round headlight is another noteworthy design feature of the Vespa VXL 125. 
This scooter is available in Yellow, White, Matt Black, Maze Grey, Red and Azzurro Provenza (bright light blue) colours. 
 

 Vespa VXL 125 Dimension: 

 

The Aircraft Derived Hydraulic Single Side-arm front suspension has anti-dive characteristics. The dual effect hydraulic shock absorber has four adjustable positions. 
The broad front tyre and broader rear tyre sit on a pair of alloy wheels. 
 

 Vespa VXL 125 Features: 

 

The VXL 125 gets LED headlight and DRL. The DRL comfortably sits in the middle of the round headlight. 
The instrument cluster is all digital except the speedometer. Apart from these, a USB charger is present in the under-seat along with an under-seat light. 
 

 Vespa VXL 125 Engine and Performance: 

 

A 124.45cc single-cylinder, air cooled engine provides the scooter with 9.92 PS power at 7,500 RPM and 9.60 Nm torque at 5,500 RPM. 
The 3 valve configuration on the fuel injected engine is quite unique in scooters. This engine is mated to a CVT automatic gearbox. 
 

 Vespa VXL 125 Mileage: 

 

The Vespa VXL 125 is known to return a mileage of 45 to about 55 kilometers a litre. The scooter has a 7.4 litre fuel tank. 
 

 Vespa VXL 125 Rivals: 

 

The closest rival to Vespa’s classic Italian styling is Yamaha Fascino. 
Rivals from the 125cc scooter class include TVS NTorq, TVS Jupiter, Honda Dio, Honda Grazia, Suzuki Access, Suzuki Burgman Street, Yamaha RayZR, Hero Maestro, Aprilia SR 125, Aprilia Storm 125 and Aprilia SXR 125.

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The Honda Activa 6G, a reliable scooter with a 109.0 cc engine, combines efficiency and practicality. Boasting a fuel range of 251 km, it's a sensible choice for urban commuting.

Price:
<ul>
<li>Minimum Price (Ex-Showroom): ₹76,234</li>
<li>Maximum Price (Ex-Showroom): ₹82,734</li>
</ul>
Specs and Features:
<ul>
<li>Engine: 109.0 cc, single-cylinder</li>
<li>Mileage: 50.0 kmpl</li>
<li>Transmission: Automatic</li>
<li>Max Power: 7.84 PS @ 8000 rpm</li>
<li>Max Torque: 8.90 Nm @ 5500 rpm</li>
<li>Max Speed: 85 Kmph</li>
<li>Fuel Type: Petrol</li>
<li>ABS: Yes (Antilock Braking System)</li>
<li>CBS: Yes (Combined Braking System)</li>
<li>Battery Capacity: 3 Ah</li>
<li>Range: 251 km</li>
</ul>
Rivals:
<ul>
<li>Competing against stalwarts like Suzuki Access 125, TVS Jupiter, Hero Destini 125, Hero Xoom 110, and Hero Maestro Edge 110, the Honda Activa 6G distinguishes itself in several aspects:</li>

<li>Efficiency: With a mileage of 50.0 kmpl, the Activa 6G holds its ground against rivals, ensuring cost-effective rides for the user.</li>

<li>Power and Speed: Boasting a robust 109.0 cc engine, it generates 7.84 PS of power at 8000 rpm. With a maximum speed of 85 Kmph, it meets the demands of city traffic with ease.</li>

<li>Safety Features: Equipped with ABS and CBS, the Activa 6G ensures enhanced safety during rides, a crucial aspect often overlooked in its competitors.</li>

<li>Convenience: Featuring automatic transmission, kick and self-start options, and a generous fuel range of 251 km, the Activa 6G simplifies commuting, making it a practical choice.</li>

<li>Tech Integration: While lacking in navigation and a charging point, the Activa 6G compensates with mobile connectivity, acknowledging the digital needs of the modern rider.</li>
</ul>
In conclusion, the Honda Activa 6G emerges as a well-rounded scooter, competitively priced and efficiently meeting the demands of urban commuting. Its emphasis on safety features and practicality positions it as a reliable choice in a market filled with options.

Ruling like a regal monarch in a hotly contested two-wheeler segment in India requires a whole lot of poise and character. And the Activa from Honda has had ample doses of both. Since its launch about 20 years ago, the enormously popular scooter has been a firm favourite and in its latest version, is determined to keep the crown firmly in grasp.

The sixth-generation Activa, launched by Honda Motor Company recently, promises to give riders an even more comfortable ride, better fuel economy and, according to the company, poise and character to set a new benchmark in the two-wheeler market.

Not much has changed in the looks department of the new Activa but what has is noteworthy. It continues to have the same frame as its predecessors but what makes it stand out is a metal frame that has replaced plastic and fibre elements. The metal body adds to the strength, making the vehicle more durable and generously adding shine to the body. Cosmetic changes include a huge chrome garnish at the front while the LED headlights with DRL strips add to the visual appeal.

Honda has replaced the front wheel with a bigger 12-inch tyre to give the Activa a bolder road presence. The rear wheel continues to be the familiar 10-incher.

As always, the 110 cc engine is peppy and packed with power. Now, however, it gives the Activa better pickup and carries through the mid-range nicely. But the speed maxes out at 80 kmph, though the speedometer has markings till above 100 kmph.

The biggest change that Honda has introduced in the new Activa is that it now starts silently. The ACG motor gives the vehicle a jump-free start. The technology has been patented by Honda and comes as a nice addition to a vehicle used by scores of commuters in the country.

Another, and a much-needed, change brought in by Honda in the new Activa is that the fuel tank lid is not under the seat. It is outside, under a cover, which is opened by a switch provided near the start/stop mechanism at the front. The key mechanism used to start the vehicle now has an additional mode - seat/fuel. The rider has to move the key to that mode, press the switch - down for opening the seat and up for fuel lid - and the lock will pop open.

Honda thought about ditching the under seat fuel lid pretty late; its competitors have been providing an external fuel lid for years.

The under-seat storage space is more or less same, but it has a first-aid kit and a toolkit. But there is no charging point or glove box at the front - another area which the competitors have started paying attention to.

The Activa now comes with a BS 6 engine as per the strict pollution control norms announced by the government which will kick in from April 1 this year. This means that the scooter will now give a better mileage. The company claims the mileage to be somewhere between 55-60 kmpl.

An upgraded engine also means that you will have to shell out more to buy the new Activa. The ex-showroom price (in Delhi) of the new Honda scooter is around ₹64,000 which is about ₹7,000 costlier that it’s predecessor.

A higher price gives you better safety features and ride quality. The Activa now uses telescopic suspension, only seen in motorcycles up until now. The new suspension makes it easier to navigate the scooter on a bumpy road. The seat cushion is also softer to make those long hours of traffic jam comparatively less taxing. The length of the seat is also pretty good - two people won't complain about much even on slightly longer rides.

So, does the new Activa have what it takes to lead the pack?

The new Activa is a great product which offers a futuristic design, better mileage and most of the bells and whistles. But Honda has still not given it the utilities which are now common in the segment. And at the Auto Expo, some of the rivals showcased technological enhancements and safety features which make a two-wheeler almost comparable to a four-wheeler. It is disappointing to note that Honda did not think about adding these features in one of its best-selling products.

Activa is almost surely expected to continue as a strong performer but with rivals upping their game, the future may not be as generous to the undisputed leader of the Indian two-wheeler segment.

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KEY HIGHLIGHTS	S1	Vxl 125
Brand	Ola Electric	Vespa
Price	₹ 85,099	₹ 1.33 Lakhs
Range	128-181 km/charge	-
Mileage	-	45 kmpl
Battery Capacity	-	-
Engine Capacity	-	124 cc
Transmission	Automatic	Automatic
Charging Time	-	-

Max Torque
58 Nm	10.11 Nm @ 5600 rpm

Drive Type
Belt Drive	Belt Drive

Motor Type
Mid drive IPM	-

Motor Power
8500 w	-