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7 things to know before buying the Honda Activa 110

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The Honda Activa 110 has been a runaway success in India since its launch back in early 2000s. To preserve that, Honda hasn’t tinkered around with its design after the Activa 2g’s evolutionary redesign. Here are a few things to know before considering the Honda Activa 110. 

1. Does the Honda Activa 110 get tubeless tyres?

 
Yes, the Honda Activa 110 comes with tubeless tyres, featuring a 12-inch front wheel and a 10-inch rear.

2. Does the Honda Activa 110 get a side-stand engine cut-off feature?

Yes, the Activa 110 gets a side-stand engine cut-off feature that not only kills the engine when the side-stand is down but also prevents it from starting.

3. Does the Honda Activa 110 get an engine auto start stop system?

Yes, it gets an auto start/stop system that should help improve fuel efficiency.

4. Does the Honda Activa 110 get a TFT dash?

 
Yes, the Honda Activa 110 recently received a 4.2-inch Bluetooth-enabled TFT dash with the OBD-2B update, which displays call, music, and navigation data. However, its reserved for the top-spec Smart variant

5. What are the colours available with the Honda Activa 110?

The Honda Activa 110 is offered in two variants and six colour options– red, matte grey, blue, black, white and dark blue.

6. What is the peak output of the Activa 110?

 
The Honda Activa 110 is powered by a 109.5cc, single-cyl, air-cooled engine producing 8hp and 9.05Nm.

7. What is the price of the Honda Activa 110 after GST 2.0?

The Honda Activa 110 is now priced at Rs 74,619 for the Standard variant and goes up to Rs 87,944 for the Smart model, reflecting a reduction of up to Rs 7,874.
 


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