5 Scooters That Have a Remarkably Good Resale Value in India

- Scooters with the highest mileage are always in demand in the second-hand
- The greater the popularity of a scooter in the market, higher its value
- Honda and TVS rule the game in the scooter segment in India
In the current scenario where fuel prices are through the roof, scooters are gradually becoming people's first choice. Right from their affordable pricing to the high mileage, scooters ace the game in a wide array of aspects. Moreover, a scooter is far easier for daily use in contrast to motorcycles, especially when it comes to offering complete comfort to both – the rider and the pillion rider! Then again, most scooters come with a softer suspension setup, making them ideal for city roads.
Hence, it shouldn't come as a surprise, that a vast majority of scooters can earn you a decent price when you sell them in the second-hand two-wheeler market in India! But which are the scooters that can help you avail the best resale value? Well, that's precisely what you're about to find out!
HONDA ACTIVA 6G

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When it comes to enjoying a scooter that is sturdy yet smooth, heavy-bodied yet easy-to-handle, Honda Activa 6G proves to be the best pick. Celebrated for its high reliability, and lower maintenance cost complete with an impressive average mileage of 40 km per litre, Activa is one scooter that manages to win the heart of one and all. Presently, securing the highest resale value across India, you can rest assured that a well-maintained Activa will yield a respectable price for you.
HONDA ACTIVA 125

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As the name suggests, the Honda Active 125 features a flattering 125cc engine, which enables a great pickup. With all other aspects such as great mileage, high reliability, low maintenance needs remaining the same as Honda Activa 6G, Activa 125 enjoys a respectable demand in the used-scooter market.

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While unknown to many, TVS Jupiter has risen to the second spot as far as the highest selling scooters in Indian are concerned. Right from its sleek looks to its high functionality, from its fuel efficiency of nearly 50 km per litre to its reliable performance even in high traffic conditions, this scooter checks all the right boxes.
Its 110cc engine with a 2-valve head, enables a power packed performance of 7.3 BHP at 7,000 rpm and 8.4 Nm of force at 5500 rpm. For what it's worth, you can expect a range of 300 km with a full tank of fuel with this scooter. Needless to say, Jupiter enjoys a great resale value.
TVS SCOOTY PEP+

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One of the earliest releases on this list, TVS Scooty Pep+ still enjoys its position as the most inexpensive scooter available in the market and is a personal favourite among the buyers. Designed to perfection for youngsters, particularly students and females, the Scooty Pep Plus is a lightweight bike. The BS6 rendition of the Scooty Pep Plus is controlled by a little 87.8cc, air-cooled, single-chamber motor with a 2-valve head. The scooter is a primary commuter machine that offers only principal components such as a fully analogue meter console with speedometer, odometer, a fuel gauge, and small 110mm drum brakes on both ends. The headlight is also a low unit bulb for economic measures.
All of these features combined with its low maintenance needs, powerful built and dependability, ensure that it is always in great demand in the second-hand two-wheeler market!
SUZUKI ACCESS 125

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This one's yet another gem in pandora's box, which is sure of offering a great resale value to the existing customers. The Suzuki Access 125 is a highly fuel-efficient scooter, which features the largest under-seat tank of 21.8 litres, a long seat for comfortable seating, and roomy footboard for accommodating large items. What's more? The scooter comes with fuel injection for cleaner emissions, standard LED headlamps, external fuel filler across all variants, and a redesigned instrument cluster with a new Eco Assist Illumination all of which ensure that it is a great value proposition for the user!
We hope that this list will aid you in your decision to buy a scooter that you can be sure of selling at a respectable price, or that of purchasing a second-hand scooter that lives up to your expectations!
Either way, we sincerely hope you have a joyous riding experience!
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