Honda Activa Electric Scooter Launching Soon | Full Digital Touchscreen, 104km Range

November 19, 2024November 19, 2024 Niyati Rao

Honda Activa Electric Scooter Set for November 27 Launch

Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India is gearing up to launch its first electric two-wheeler, likely the E-Activa, on November 27. The company recently released a teaser showcasing two different digital instrument clusters, hinting at two variants of the electric scooter.

According to Honda, the E-Activa will deliver performance comparable to the Activa 110, with a range of up to 104 km per charge. Additionally, it is expected to feature a swappable battery option. Previously unveiled as a concept at the EICMA auto show in Milan, this e-scooter will rival popular models such as the TVS iQube, Ather 450X, Bajaj Chetak, and the Ola S1 series.

Key Features: Turn-by-Turn Navigation and Music Control

The teaser reveals that the E-Activa’s base variant will feature a 5-inch TFT display, while the top variant will include a 7-inch multi-color touchscreen. Key functionalities include:

Battery charge status, range, speed, ride mode, and Bluetooth connectivity.
Turn-by-turn navigation and music control on the top variant.
Essential information like odometer and trip data on the base variant.

The electric scooter will also come equipped with a swingarm-mounted motor, LED headlamp setup, and USB-C charging port.

Design: Classic Look with Modern Touches

Inspired by Honda’s traditional scooters, the E-Activa features a simple design with the headlamp integrated into the front panel rather than the handlebar. Available in three color options—Pearl Jubilee White, Matte Gunpowder Black Metallic, and Premium Silver Metallic—it exudes a clean and sleek aesthetic.

For suspension, the e-scooter includes telescopic forks in the front and 12-inch alloy wheels. It also features a 190mm front disc brake and 110mm rear drum brake.

Performance: 104 km Range with Swappable Batteries

The E-Activa is expected to house a 6kW swingarm-mounted motor with three riding modes—Standard, Sport, and Econ—alongside a reverse mode. Powered by two 1.3kWh swappable batteries, the scooter will offer a range of 104 km on a full charge and a top speed of 80 km/h.