Honda Dio 125 X-Edition, Shine 125 Limited Edition Launched
- Dio 125 X-Edition costs Rs 1,000 more than Dio 125 STD
- Shine 125 Limited Edition priced Rs 1,000 higher than Shine 125 Disc
- Neither model gets any mechanical changes
Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India has launched new special editions of the Dio 125 scooter and Shine 125 motorcycle. Called the Dio 125 X-Edition and Shine 125 Special Edition, the two models are priced at Rs 87,733 and Rs 86,211 (ex-showroom), respectively, and feature unique special-edition colourways and graphics compared to the standard models.
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Starting with the Dio 125 X-Edition, the scooter gets a new dual-tone Pearl Siren Blue and Pearl Deep Ground Grey colour scheme, along with X-Edition specific body graphics and Mat-Frash coloured alloy wheels. Honda says that the special edition is aimed at Gen Z and young riders who want to ‘project confidence and individuality’. At Rs 87,733 (ex-showroom), the special edition costs about Rs 1,000 more than the Dio 125 standard and gets similar features such as all LED lighting, TFT instrument cluster, engine idle stop/start system and USB Type-C charging socket.
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Moving to the Shine 125 Limited Edition, the special edition motorcycle also gets an edition-specific livery, though the base Pearl Siren Blue colour is shared with the standard Shine 125. The special edition can also be identified by its pyrite-brown alloy wheels, compared to the standard motorcycle’s black-painted units. At Rs 86,211 (ex-showroom), the special edition Rs 1,000 more than the Shine 125 Disc while offering the same features.
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Mechanically, neither model gets any changes from their standard counterparts.
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