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Honda Activa 125
68% Match
Standard
₹75,583 - ₹90,332
Ex-showroom price
Lower Price of Entry
At ₹75,958 ex-showroom, it undercuts the Activa 125 by nearly ₹13,700, making it the more budget-friendly Honda scooter.
Lighter on the Scale
At 106 kg kerb weight it's marginally lighter than the 125's 107 kg, aiding easy maneuverability in traffic.
Simple, Proven Package
It keeps the fundamentals Honda is known for with a 109.51cc engine and the same CBS braking and suspension setup, without extra complexity.
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Honda Activa 125
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Value

25-year Anniversary Edition
₹89,406 - ₹94,621
Ex-showroom price
Bigger, Punchier Engine
Its 123.92cc engine produces 8.3 bhp and 10.5 Nm versus the standard Activa's 7.88 bhp and 9.05 Nm, giving it a higher 90 kmph top speed.
Front Disc Brake
It gets a 190 mm front disc with a 1-piston caliper, upgrading stopping power over the standard Activa's drum-only setup.
Fully Digital Instrument Cluster
A 4.2-inch TFT display brings a digital speedometer, tachometer, distance-to-empty, real-time mileage indicator and service reminder that the standard Activa's analogue cluster lacks.
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Honda Activa
For pure office runs and short hops, the standard Activa delivers identical mileage at a noticeably lower price, making it the more sensible daily commuter choice.
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Why Activa for you?
Lower price, same mileage
Both scooters return the same 47 kmpl owner-reported mileage, but the standard Activa costs Rs 13,698 less ex-showroom, which matters for a pure commuting purchase.
Lighter and just as nimble
At 106 kg vs 107 kg, the Activa is marginally lighter, which helps slightly in stop-go traffic and tight parking manoeuvres typical of daily commutes.
No-frills reliability
The base Activa keeps things simple with an analogue cluster and fewer electronic bits, meaning less to worry about for a basic daily workhorse.
Find out how the Honda Activa and Honda Activa 125 stack up across key factors and see what makes each of them unique.
The Activa 125 pulls ahead on performance, features and safety thanks to its larger engine, front disc and digital TFT cluster, while the standard Activa claws back ground purely on affordability and value-for-money, with efficiency essentially tied between the two.
Bigger, Punchier Engine
Its 123.92cc engine produces 8.3 bhp and 10.5 Nm versus the standard Activa's 7.88 bhp and 9.05 Nm, giving it a higher 90 kmph top speed.
Front Disc Brake
It gets a 190 mm front disc with a 1-piston caliper, upgrading stopping power over the standard Activa's drum-only setup.
Fully Digital Instrument Cluster
A 4.2-inch TFT display brings a digital speedometer, tachometer, distance-to-empty, real-time mileage indicator and service reminder that the standard Activa's analogue cluster lacks.
A Trade-off
At ₹75,958 ex-showroom, it undercuts the Activa 125 by nearly ₹13,700, making it the more budget-friendly Honda scooter.
A side-by-side look at what each one does best, so you can choose what fits your needs.
Strengths for those who prioritise value, performance and safety.

Lower Price of Entry
At ₹75,958 ex-showroom, it undercuts the Activa 125 by nearly ₹13,700, making it the more budget-friendly Honda scooter.
Lighter on the Scale
At 106 kg kerb weight it's marginally lighter than the 125's 107 kg, aiding easy maneuverability in traffic.
Simple, Proven Package
It keeps the fundamentals Honda is known for with a 109.51cc engine and the same CBS braking and suspension setup, without extra complexity.
Lower Seat Length Footprint Variant
Its seat length of 692 mm is more compact than the 125's 712 mm, which can suit shorter riders.
Better Value Positioning
It delivers the same 47 kmpl owner-reported mileage and identical 5.3-litre tank as the 125, but at a noticeably lower price, making it the stronger value pick.
Strengths for those who prioritise power, safety and efficiency.

Bigger, Punchier Engine
Its 123.92cc engine produces 8.3 bhp and 10.5 Nm versus the standard Activa's 7.88 bhp and 9.05 Nm, giving it a higher 90 kmph top speed.
Front Disc Brake
It gets a 190 mm front disc with a 1-piston caliper, upgrading stopping power over the standard Activa's drum-only setup.
Fully Digital Instrument Cluster
A 4.2-inch TFT display brings a digital speedometer, tachometer, distance-to-empty, real-time mileage indicator and service reminder that the standard Activa's analogue cluster lacks.
LED Headlamp with DRLs
It swaps the standard Activa's halogen headlamp for an LED unit with daytime running lights, improving visibility and styling.
Smarter Convenience Features
It adds alloy wheels, a seat opening switch, side-stand engine cut-off, a front storage box, USB charging as standard, and last-park-location tracking, all absent or optional on the standard Activa.
Instead of counting features, we compare which ones each vehicle actually includes.