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Honda Celebrates 25 Years In India - Activa 110, 125, & SP125 Anniversary Editions Launched
Honda has launched special Anniversary Editions for the Activa 110, Activa 125, and SP125 as the Japanese marque celebrates 25 years in India's two-wheeler market.
These special anniversary editions of the Activas and SP125 feature cosmetic updates and are priced Rs 1,000 higher than the standard DLX variants. Bookings have commenced, with deliveries expected by the end of the month.
The ex-showroom prices in Delhi for these Anniversary Editions are as follows: Rs 92,565 for the Activa 110 Anniversary Edition, Rs 97,270 for the Activa 125 Anniversary Edition, and Rs 1.02 lakh for the SP125 Anniversary Edition.
The Anniversary Editions are available only in the 'DLX' variants and come in two colour options: Pearl Siren Blue and Matte Steel Black Metallic. Both Activa models showcase anniversary graphics, a 25-year logo on the front panel, chrome trim elements, and bronze-finished alloy wheels. The Activa 110 also features a brown/black seat and inner panel finish based on the colour choice, while the Activa 125 receives an all-black treatment.
Honda Activa 110, Activa 125 and SP125: Engine Specifications
Mechanically, there are no changes to these models. The Activa 110 continues with its 109.5cc engine delivering 8hp and 9.05Nm of torque. The Activa 125 is powered by a 124cc engine that produces 8.4hp and 10.5Nm of torque. Meanwhile, the SP125 retains its single-cylinder, air-cooled engine with a capacity of 124cc, generating an output of 10.9hp and torque of 10.9Nm.
The SP125 Anniversary Edition mirrors similar visual enhancements as the scooters. It features new graphics, a commemorative badge on the fuel tank, and bronze-finished alloy wheels. This model maintains its existing engine specifications without any mechanical alterations.
DriveSpark Thinks
These special editions mark 25 years of Honda in India as a standalone manufacturer by offering enhanced aesthetics and will be quite the catch for fans of the Japanese marque in India.
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