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Honda To Launch an Electric Scooter With 130 KM Range

Honda will debut its new electric scooter in India next year. The company recently revealed its plans to introduce an extensive lineup of electric bikes across the globe and will start in one of the largest two-wheeler markets in Asia.

Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India (HMSI) has specified three categories of operations in the two-wheeler electric vehicle (EV) market. According to the update, the company will introduce the EV, electric bike (EB), and electric moped (EM) categories in India.

HMSI plans to launch its new electric two-wheeler in April 2023, however, it is currently unknown exactly which bike will make its debut first.

Complete Plan

Honda is gearing up to launch 10 or more new electric motorcycles by 2025. The company made the announcement during a briefing session regarding its motorcycle business plan last month.

The company aims to launch these bikes in Asia and Europe. The offerings include electric scooters, commuter bikes, street bikes, crossover bikes, and cruiser bikes.

Honda has divided the bikes into three categories:

  • EB will have a top speed of 25 km/h or less.
  • EM will have a top speed of 50 km/h or less.
  • EV will have a top speed of over 50 km/h.

The presentation highlighted that the company will launch the EVs in Japan, Europe, and the US, and EMs in all markets. The company will launch 7 mopeds, 3 large bikes, and 1 small trail bike for children. Although, it has not revealed many details about its upcoming products or their prices.


  • Spec cannot be compared with Energica though… and Energica has been on the market world wide for a few years already…

    • Panday gi bhi kia kare, Pakistan me strong mafia electric vehicle ane hi nahi deti.

  • N they ll took all money from u which u could save In future on petrol. They f charging 60000 rs extra which is price of petrol in 3 to 5 years

  • Indian government is loyal to country, they encourage and do best for their people. Unlike ain Pakistan, where they get big bribe from automobile industry and putting hurdles for electric vehicles.


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