Honda Motorcycle & Scooters India Pvt. Ltd. (HMSI) has a vibrant presence in Udaipur for more than 10 years with its dealer Lakecity Honda.

In order to make the brand stronger and its presence wider, two more dealerships Samarth Honda & Shreeji Honda have joined the brigade.

In sync with the tag line of the all new Honda Dio, ‘More Tripping, More timepass, More getaways”; the three dealers of HMSI in Udaipur, Lakecity Honda, Samarth Honda & Shree Ji Honda have collectively organized a rally throughout Udaipur to celebrate the launch of Honda Dio as well as to spread the message endorsed by HMSI of “Go Green”.

The rally was flagged off at Lakecity Honda, Town Hall Road at 3:30 p.m by Varun Murdia, Director (Lakecity Honda) in the presence of Sheel Mohan Sharma, Manager (Lakecity Honda), Meenakshi Audhich, Manager (Samarth Honda) and Bhawani Singh Jhala, Manager (Shree Ji Honda).

The new Dio is a 110 CC automatic 4 stroke scooter with features like 15% more mileage; Honda patented Combi Brakes, Tubeless Tyres, Maintenance free battery and viscous air filter that requires replacement only after 15,000 Kms.

It sports the same 110 CC engine that features in the Honda Activa but brings in a fresh appeal and stunning youthful looks. It is the scooter meant for today’s youngsters, aged between 18 to 26 years as well as for those who are young at heart (ages no bar).

Route map of the Honda Dio “Go Green” Rally was:

LAKECITY Honda (Town Hall Road) >> Chetak Circle >> Panchwati >> Lok Kala Mandal >>Meera Girls College >> Sukhadia Circle >> Saheliyon Ki Bari >> Fatehpura & Syphon >> SHREE JI Honda (Fatehpura) (15 mins break) >> Pulla Circle >> 100 Ft. Road >> University Road >> Bohra Ganesh Ji >> Ayad Puliya >> Durga Nursery Road >> BN College Road >> Sevashram >> Hiran Magri Main road >> Savina Circle >> Savina 100 Ft. Road >> Hiran Magri Sector 14 >> Hiran Magri Sector 13,11 >> SAMARTH Honda (HM Sector 14) (Break) >> City Station road >> Udiyapole >> Surajpole >> LAKECITY Honda (Town Hall Road)

During the rally, posters with the message of Go Green were circulated to youth throughout the city and they were urged to plant more trees, and conserve nature.

Press Release