English
हिंदी

Honda Activa Electric Scooter Coming Soon with Two Removable Batteries

googleAdd CarBike360 on Google

Honda is preparing to launch its electric scooter in India on 27 November. This scooter will feature two removable batteries housed in the boot, a 7-inch TFT display, a swingarm-mounted motor, and a claimed range of up to 104 km in Standard mode.

Himanshu Joshi

Nov 25, 2024 06:46 am IST

Honda is set to upgrade its electric scooter to launch in India. This scooter widely known as the Honda Activa Electric, is an eco-friendly alternative for daily commuters and Indian households. The latest teaser reveals that this scooter will feature two removable batteries installed in the boot space, similar to the setup of CUV-e. Here's everything you need to know about this upcoming electric scooter.

image

Activa Electric is speculated to be based on the Honda CUV-e electric scooter shown at EICMA 2024. This India-bound model closely resembles the CUV-e in both looks and functionality.

Several teasers released earlier have confirmed that the scooter will have a swingarm-mounted motor, similar to the CUV-e, which ensures smooth and efficient performance. Additionally, the scooter will equipped with a 7-inch TFT display, the same as the international version seen at EICMA. However, one of the most notable features of the India-spec model is the presence of two removable batteries housed conveniently in the boot, which is a key design element taken from the CUV-e.

Battery pack

While detailed specifications have yet to be disclosed, Honda's global website lists each battery at 1.3 kWh for the CUV-e. Internationally, the scooter is claimed to provide a range of over 70 km on a full charge, while the India-specific model is expected to provide a slightly higher range of up to 104 km in Standard mode, as indicated in an early teaser. The addition of removable batteries is a highly practical feature that allows easy swapping and charging of the power packs. However, there is a trade-off to this convenience: the scooter's storage space will be quite limited due to dual removable batteries.

From the available teaser images, it appears that the underseat storage is reduced to a small cubby area, located behind the batteries. This may limit the amount of personal items you can carry while riding. That said, Honda may mitigate this with additional storage solutions, such as a compartment integrated into the front apron, but we'll have to wait for the official launch to confirm.

Performance

In terms of performance, the international version of the Honda electric scooter is listed with a peak power output of 6 kW and a top speed of 80 km/h. While the specifications for the Indian variant may differ slightly. However, it is expected that these numbers will be in a similar range.

Launch Details

​Honda is set to launch this electric scooter on November 27 and will begin the bookings in February 2025, marking a significant milestone as the first Japanese automaker to launch an electric two-wheeler in the Indian market. With this move, Honda aims to capture a growing interest in electric mobility and reserves its position as a key player in India’s two-wheeler EV market.


Follow Us
whatsappYTINFB

You May Like

Honda ShineprevImageprevImage
124 cc
55 Kmpl
10.74 PS @ 7500 rpm
₹81502 - 86,862
Get on road priceview more
Honda LivoprevImageprevImage
110 cc
60 Kmpl
8.8 PS @ 7500 rpm
₹80081 - 82,647
Get on road priceview more
Honda UnicornprevImageprevImage
162 cc
50 Kmpl
13.2 PS @ 7500 rpm
₹1.13 Lakh
Get on road priceview more
Honda SP 125prevImageprevImage
124 cc
62 Kmpl
10.87 PS @ 7500 rpm
₹88528 - 96,116
Get on road priceview more
Honda Hness CB350prevImageprevImage
348 cc
35 Kmpl
21.07 PS @ 5500 rpm
₹1.92 - 1.97 Lakh
Get on road priceview more
Ad

Find your perfect bike

Brand

Budget

Body Type

Fuel

Mileage

More

Latest Bike Videos

Other Bike News

Listen to Bike Audios

KTM faces scrutiny over Enduro homologation practices in Europe Audio
KTM faces scrutiny over Enduro homologation practices in Europe Audio
Suzuki Motorcycle India expands Haryana presence with first Sirsa dealership Audio
Suzuki Motorcycle India expands Haryana presence with first Sirsa dealership Audio
Honda patents electronic clutch system for future electric motorcycles Audio
Honda patents electronic clutch system for future electric motorcycles Audio
Aprilia Racing secures multi-year Monster Energy deal to boost MotoGP ambitions Audio
Aprilia Racing secures multi-year Monster Energy deal to boost MotoGP ambitions Audio
Ad