ACTIVA e:
The ACTIVA e: is an electric scooter equivalent to a 110cc petrol scooter .It’s built on the chasis of the Hondas best selling scooter globally and in India. Approximately 2.5 million units of ACTIVA are sold on a yearly basis. The newly designed ACTIVA e is equipped with two swappable power pack batteries.
The clean, simple look identifies it clearly as an electric motorcycle, but isn’t different from the ACTIVA design, which is strong among Indian customers. Modern and futuristic looking, the front and rear combination lights, indicators and LED’s complete the look.
The ACTIVA e: features a 6.0 kW maximum output and a 102 km cruising range, powered by two swappable Honda Mobile Power Pack e: batteries. It offers three driving modes (STANDARD, SPORT, and ECON) and a reverse mode for easy parking. The bike also includes Honda RoadSync Duo® for Bluetooth® connectivity, enabling calls and navigation. Launching in spring 2025, the ACTIVA e: will be available in Bengaluru, Delhi, and Mumbai, alongside the e:Swap battery-sharing service to address battery life and recharge concerns.
QC1
It gets a 1.5 kWh fixed battery with high-energy density cells that provides a range of 80 km per charge. It offers a compact inwheel motor with a rated output of 1.2 kW and maximum output of 1.8 kW. The bike also features a flush surface headlight and high-intensity LEDs for added safety, while a 5-inch LCD instrument panel provides essential details such as as speed and battery level.
To make life easier though, the QC1 also provides a luggage compartment under the seat, an inner rack and a USB Type-C socket to charge your mobile devices. These features are intended for day-to-day use, such as a dedicated charger to recharge at home.
Technical data
Full specifications
Figures are manufacturer claims or published specifications. “Not published” means the detail was not available in the verified source used for this article.
| Launch | Status | Marketed in India; confirm current city availability |
|---|---|---|
| Base price | Not published | |
| Information checked | 1 February 2025 | |
| Performance | Power | Not published |
| Torque | Not published | |
| Acceleration | Not published | |
| Max speed | Not published | |
| Transmission | Single-speed electric drive | |
| Battery & charging | Capacity | Not published |
| Battery technology | Not published | |
| Certified or claimed range | Not published | |
| Energy consumption | Not published | |
| Regenerative braking | Not published | |
| AC / home charging | Not published | |
| DC fast charging | Not published | |
| Body & chassis | Type | Electric scooter |
| Platform / frame | Not published | |
| Dimensions | Not published | |
| Wheelbase | Not published | |
| Ground clearance | Not published | |
| Kerb weight | Not published | |
| Suspension | Not published | |
| Wheels and tyres | Not published | |
| Storage / boot | Not published | |
| Seating | Not published | |
| Displays & connectivity | Main display | Not published |
| Driver display | Not published | |
| Navigation and connectivity | Bluetooth® connectivity, enabling calls and navigation | |
| Comfort & safety | Seats | Not published |
| Parking / reverse aids | reverse mode | |
| Brakes and rider aids | Not published | |
| Airbags | Not applicable | |
| Crash-test rating | Not published |
Sources: Manufacturer information ↗