The Honda Livo is another popular offering from Honda in the commuter motorcycle segment, aimed at young riders looking for style combined with performance and efficiency. Launched as an upgrade from previous models like the CB Shine SP, it has quickly gained traction among urban commuters seeking reliability paired with modern aesthetics. Priced starting at approximately ₹75,000 (ex-showroom), it offers great value for money in its class.

The Livo is powered by a refined 109.51 cc air-cooled engine, producing about 8.79 PS at 7,500 rpm and a peak torque output reaching up to 9.30 Nm at 5,500 rpm. This engine works alongside a smooth-shifting 4-speed manual transmission, ensuring responsive acceleration for city commuting while delivering commendable fuel efficiency figures around 60 kmpl under normal riding conditions.

Drum brakes manage braking duties at both ends; however, higher variants may offer optional disc brakes up front along with the Combi Brake System (CBS) for enhanced safety during braking scenarios. An approximate kerb weight of 115 kg provides stability without being overly heavy for riders new to motorcycling. The fuel tank capacity is about 9 litres, allowing riders a decent range before refuelling during their daily commutes or weekend rides out into nature’s embrace.