Honda Activa EV Set To Launch In India By November End

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TL; DR

  • Honda Activa EV set to launch in India on November 27th.
  • The eActiva might cost close to Rs 1 Lakhs.
  • It will be a Made in India electric scooter with a range of 100 Kms.

The EV market in India has matured rapidly over the past two years. All legacy players, whether in the four-wheeler or two-wheeler segment, have entered the EV space. Now, Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India is gearing up to launch an EV version of its bestselling Activa scooter.

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From Activa to eActiva: Honda’s Electric Evolution

Honda India sent out invitations today for the eActiva launch, scheduled for November 27th. This upcoming electric scooter will mark Honda’s official entry into the Indian electric vehicle market. The eActiva will likely compete with the likes of the Bajaj Chetak, TVS iQube, and Ather 450X.

Honda Activa Electric

The Activa has been a hot-selling product for Honda Motorcycle in India, helping the brand establish itself in the 110cc ICE scooter market. The eActiva is expected to offer similar performance to its ICE counterpart. Given that competitors offer around a 100km range on a single charge, we expect the eActiva to match this.

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Other features on the eActiva may include LED headlights and taillights, a comfortable and spacious seat, a digital instrument cluster, over-the-air (OTA) update support, TPMS, and more. The eActiva will be manufactured locally at the company’s Karnataka or Gujarat plant. As for pricing, we expect the eActiva to cost close to Rs 1 lakh, roughly 30% more than the ICE variant.

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