Honda Grazia 


 

 Honda Grazia Launch Date: 

 

Honda Grazia is designed to cater to the needs of younger generation. Honda’s Activa and Dio have over the years dominated the scooter segment in India, still Grazia, which was launched much later, has able to generate interest and attention. The BS6 version of the scooter was launched in 2020. 


 

 Honda Grazia Price: 

 

The scooter comes in two variants Grazia Drum and Grazia Disc with an ex-showroom (Delhi) price of Rs 80,175 and 87,500 respectively. 

 

 Honda Grazia Features: 

 

With the BS6 update, the design of the scooter has become much more sharper, aggressive and sporty to lure the youth of the country. The handlebar cowl, tail light and rear portion have been redesigned. LED headlamp, digital odometer, digital speedometer, optional USB charging port, stand alarm, low fuel indicator, kill switch and clock are the features that are offered in both the variants. Like Dio and Activa, Grazia also has external fuel lid to offer convenience while refuelling. Other interesting features are display of real-time fuel efficiency, and distance-to-empty fuel tank, among others. It is offered in these colours: Mat Axis Gray Metallic, Mat Marvel Blue Metallic, Pearl Night Star Black, and Sports Red. 

 

 Honda Grazia Performance: 

 

The 123.97-cc engine is fan-cooled, with four-stroke displacement. The bike has an automatic transmission. The maximum power the engine can generate is 6.07 Kw at 6,000 rpm with a peak torque of 10.3 Nm at 5,000 rpm. The suspension duties are performed by telescopic system in the front and three-step adjustable at the rear. Expect the mileage of around 45-50 kmpl with this automatic-geared scooter. The bike can reach an estimated speed of 90 kmph and doesn’t trouble with vibrations at higher speeds. 

 


 Honda Grazia Capacity: 


 

There is a under seat storage and a glovebox too. It weighs 106 kg (kerb) and can store 5.3 litres of petrol. 

 

 Honda Grazia Rivals: 

 

TVS Ntorq 125, Hero Maestro Edge, TVS Jupiter, Yamaha Ray ZR, Suzuki Burgman Street 125, and Aprilia SR 125 will bring competition to Grazia 125.

Honda Grazia Specifications

Honda Grazia Specs