Cheapest Scooty in India

Cheapest Scooty in India

Nov 24, 2020

The prices of scooters have been increased these days, So if you are planning to buy a new one then read this detailed review here. Here are some of the cheapest scooty that you can buy in India. These are some of the most affordable scooter currently available in the market.

Hero Maestro 110

Hero Maestro is the one of the cheapest 110cc scooty currently available in India. It is a good looking scooter that comes with a powerful engine and lots of modern features. It is powered by a 109cc single-cylinder engine that produces around 8.5 PS of maximum power. The maximum torque is around 8.7 Nm.

The Hero Maestro is a great scooter if you want power and mileage both. According to a review from mototech, the mileage of hero maestro edge is more than 55 Kmpl. So, if you are going to use the scooter for daily commuting then the Hero Maestro will keep your fuel bills under check. It comes with drum brakes at both the wheels. It has a telescopic forks and alloy wheels. The Hero Maestro is the cheapest scooty in India that comes with these features.

Overall this is a great scooty. It looks really good and it also offers good performance and mileage. It comes in a lot of colour options to choose from. If you are looking for a stylish and powerful scooter then the Hero Maestro is the best and cheapest scooty in India that you can get.

Honda Dio

Honda Dio is one of the cheapest scooty offered by Honda in India. It comes with a very stylish design and a powerful engine. It is equipped with a 110cc engine that produces 8 PS of max power and 9 Nm of peak torque. The acceleration of Honda did is very smooth and quick.

It offers a mileage of 58 Kmpl, which makes it one of the most fuel-efficient scooter in the market. It also features telescopic front forks and LED headlamps with DRL's. The Honda Dio is one of the cheapest scooty in India the comes with features like LED headlamps. Overall it is a great scooter that comes at an affordable price.

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