Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India has opened bookings for its newly launched electric two wheelers , The Activa e and QC 1, with a booking fee of ₹1,000. The Activa e can be reserved at select Honda dealerships in Bengaluru, Delhi, and Mumbai, while the QC 1 is also available in Pune, Hyderabad, and Chandigarh.
With Deliveries set to begin from February 2025, the prices for these models are yet to be announced at the Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2025.
The Activa e carries forward the legacy of the petrol-powered Activa, India’s most beloved scooter, re-engineered for the electric age. Known for its reliable performance and sleek design, the Activa has sold over 2.5 million units annually, and its electric counterpart builds on this same trusted formula.
The Activa e comes with enhancements like LED lights and indicators. It features two swappable Honda Mobile Power Pack batteries, capable of delivering a continuous motor output of 5.6 bhp, with a peak output of 8 bhp. With three riding modes — Standard, Sport, and ECON — it offers a range of 102 kms on a single charge.
Additionally, the Activa e introduces smart features such as Honda RoadSync Duo, enabling riders to make phone calls and access navigation via Bluetooth connectivity.
Designed exclusively for the Indian market, the Honda QC 1 is positioned as an affordable alternative to the Activa e. Introducing a more simpler design than the Activa e, it features a fixed 1.5 kWh battery delivering a range of 80 km per charge.
While the QC 1 lacks premium design elements such as high-mounted LED DRLs and chrome finishes, it compensates with functionality. The e-scooter is equipped with a 5-inch LCD instrument panel displaying speed and battery levels, a USB Type-C port for device charging, and a spacious under-seat compartment. Unlike the Activa e that is offered with disc brakes, the QC 1 is equipped with drum brakes at the front.
Unveiled in November 2024, the Activa e and QC 1 represent Honda’s entry into the electric two-wheeler segment in India, aiming to make urban commuting easier and more efficient for everyday riders.
