NEW DELHI: Honda's Activa110 Anniversary Edition combines a 4.2-inch TFT display with a USB-C port that the current product page rates at 15W. These are useful equipment details to separate from the special graphics and wheel finish. The anniversary scooter remains a 109.51 cc petrol model, rather than a different powertrain created by the commemorative badge.
| Item | Official detail |
|---|---|
| Engine displacement | 109.51 cc |
| Torque | 9.05 Nm at 5,500 rpm |
| TFT display | 4.2 inches |
| USB port | 15W USB-C |
| Anniversary variant in launch announcement | DLX |
| Wheel finish | Pyrite Brown Metallic |
Read the equipment and the decoration separately
Honda's announcement dated 12 August 2025 described the anniversary scooters in Pearl Siren Blue and Mat Steel Black Metallic. On the Activa110, the treatment includes anniversary graphics, black chrome at the front and an anniversary logo. The current model page continues to show those identity markers alongside its convenience equipment.
For a household already familiar with the Activa name, this distinction makes a discussion of the special edition more precise. The commemorative treatment is something visible on the bodywork. The screen, charging connection and fuel access are features the rider encounters during ordinary use. Neither category needs to be mistaken for a claim about extra engine performance.
Check the actual vehicle against the model description when reviewing delivery documents or arranging a service visit. A photograph of the body graphic identifies the trim, while the vehicle record identifies the scooter. Keeping both together is more useful than referring to every Activa with a dark wheel finish as the anniversary version.
What the 15W label tells an owner
The power rating provides a concrete description of the charging facility. It does not, by itself, establish a charging time for a particular handset. Honda's product page names phones, earphones and power banks as devices for the port, but it does not publish a device-by-device charging test in the material checked for this report.
An owner can therefore treat the port as an available convenience without assigning it a universal fast-charging promise. If charging is important to the daily routine, check the intended device and cable while parked. Record the result for that combination rather than generalising from the presence of a USB-C socket alone.
The open glove box provides a nearby place for small essentials, and the scooter has double-lid external fuel filling. These details point to a practical ownership question: where will the things carried on a normal journey go? Looking at the actual storage openings and access points answers more than a list of feature names can.
The display belongs in a wider equipment check
Honda's original announcement specifies the TFT's size. The current model page describes the display as presenting real-time information and separately lists an idling-stop system. The published material should not be stretched into assumptions about every connected feature offered elsewhere in Honda's scooter range.
A screen demonstration should establish which information the fitted vehicle actually presents and how its controls work. For a scooter shared by family members, that demonstration is particularly useful: each rider needs to recognise the display and controls without relying on another person's familiarity with a different Activa generation.
The anniversary page also lists side-stand engine cut-off and telescopic front suspension. Those are separate parts of the equipment description. They do not turn a decorative edition into a new vehicle category, and a badge should not be used as a shortcut for checking the exact specification recorded for the scooter.
For the other parts of ownership, our Activa110 extended-warranty guide addresses cover conditions. The Dio110 service report concerns scheduled maintenance for another Honda petrol scooter, while our Activa e: battery-swapping explainer covers a different propulsion system.
This is an equipment guide, not a fresh launch report. The anniversary announcement is from 2025. The current product page's readable price field did not provide a usable figure during this check, so no present-day price or premium over a regular Activa is inferred.
Official sources: Honda's archived anniversary announcement and Activa110 Anniversary Edition product page.
