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TVS Star City Plus vs Honda Livo: The Comfortable Commuter Test

TVS Madni Motors TeamPublished 3 min read

Some buyers are not chasing style or speed. They want a 110 cc motorcycle that is quiet, comfortable and cheap to keep. That shortlist usually comes down to the TVS Star City Plus and the Honda Livo. Both are good bikes. They are good at slightly different things.

The numbers at a glance

  • TVS Star City Plus: 109.7 cc, 8.19 PS, rated around 70 kmpl, 116 kg
  • Honda Livo: 109.51 cc and around 8.8 PS
  • The Livo holds a small power advantage, the Star City Plus the more comfortable seat
  • Mileage and service costs across the two are broadly comparable

Engine and refinement

The Star City Plus runs a 109.7 cc air cooled engine making 8.19 PS. The Livo uses a 109.51 cc unit producing around 8.8 PS. Honda has a deserved reputation for refinement and the Livo is genuinely smooth. The Star City Plus answers with strong low-end response, which is what you actually use in town traffic and when pulling away with a pillion.

Comfort over a long day

The Star City Plus was built around comfort. Its seat is long and generously padded, the riding position is upright and relaxed, and the suspension absorbs the sort of surface you meet on district roads without complaint. If your day involves an hour or more in the saddle, this is where you will feel the difference.

Mileage and running cost

The Star City Plus is rated at around 70 kmpl. The Livo is quoted in similar territory. Both are inexpensive to service and neither will surprise you with a large bill. Over five years, the deciding factor will be how close your service centre is and whether genuine parts are on the shelf when you need them.

Features you will actually use

The Star City Plus offers a USB charging port on higher variants, a clear instrument cluster and TVS synchronised braking, which helps a lot in wet conditions. The Livo keeps things simple and does the basics well. Neither is complicated, and that is a virtue in a bike you want to own for a decade.

Service and support in Araria

TVS Madni Motors is the authorized TVS dealership for Araria, on Dak Bunglow Road. Star City Plus owners get factory-trained technicians, genuine spares and warranty work here in town. That proximity is worth real money over the life of a commuter bike.

Which one should you buy?

  • Choose the TVS Star City Plus for the more comfortable seat, relaxed ergonomics and local authorized service in Araria.
  • Choose the Honda Livo if engine refinement is your single highest priority.
  • If you want the same comfort with a tougher build for village roads, look at the TVS Radeon too.

These two are close enough that we would not argue with either choice. The question we ask customers is simple: how long do you sit on it in one go? Under half an hour and the Livo refinement wins. An hour or more, day after day, and the Star City Plus seat and riding position are what you will be grateful for.

Figures quoted are indicative and vary by variant and model year. Call us to confirm the current on-road price.

Sit on both before you choose

Comfort is the whole point of this segment, and it cannot be read off a page. Visit TVS Madni Motors in Araria and spend ten minutes in the saddle.

Related questions

01Which is more comfortable, TVS Star City Plus or Honda Livo?

The Star City Plus is built specifically around comfort, with a longer padded seat and softer suspension setup, which most riders in our showroom prefer for long daily distances on district roads.

02What mileage does the TVS Star City Plus give?

It is rated at around 70 kmpl. Real figures in and around Araria usually land in the low to mid sixties depending on load and riding style.

03Does the TVS Star City Plus have a USB charging port?

Higher variants do. Call TVS Madni Motors in Araria to check which variants are currently in stock.

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