Honda In two months, 2,662 units of its Activa E: and QC1 electric scooters have been sold. Honda recently entered the EV market and since then it has constructed 6,400 Activa E: and QC1 electric scooters between February and March 2025, and sold 2,662 units. While more expensive Activa E: So far only available in Bengaluru, booking has now been opened in Mumbai and Delhi. Meanwhile, more affordable QC1 has been introduced in six cities so far- Hyderabad, Mumbai, Pune, Bangalore, Delhi and Chandigarh
- Honda Activa E: Now available in Mumbai and Delhi
- Honda QC1 is currently introduced in six cities
- Honda has built a total of 6,432 units
Activa E: And CC1 Cumulative Sales Number
According to SIAM data, Honda has an unusual inventory of 3,770 units.
According to FY2025 wholesales numbers issued by SIAM (Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers), HMSI produced a total of 6,432 units of Activa E and QC1 – 1,862 units in February 2025 and $ $ 2025 units in March 2025. Units.
The e-scooters are constructed at HMSI’s Narasapura plant in Karnataka. While the Honda Activa e -swapable comes with a swapable battery, QC1 is equipped with a certain battery.
There are more than 80 Honda Power Pack E: Battery-Swapping stations in Bengaluru, the first market where the Activa E: was launched, and is being introduced in Delhi and Mumbai where the booking has been opened.
Honda has planned more than 250 stations in Bengaluru by 2026, with swapping points located every 5 km of the city. Customers will have to pay per swap, and Honda will only sell Activa e: With the ‘Battery-e-A-Service’ option.
QC1It is now available in six cities including Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Pune, Delhi and Chandigarh.
Although sales figures may not be notable at first glance, it is important to note that more expensive Activa E: So far only available in Bengaluru, as Honda’s swapable battery infrastructure is still in its setup stage. The company is gradually expanding this network in other major cities of India. Given that sales are limited to some states for both Activa E: and QC1, 2,662 units sold are not completely weak. He said, “It will take time to obtain traction for Honda’s electric scooter lineup and to establish a solid appearance in a broader market – especially when factoring in the current boundaries of both products.
It can be noted that both the TV Iqube and Bajaj Chetak were launched in January 2020, first introduced only a few select markets and the sale was TEPID in the first few years. This is yet the initial day to the market response to two Honda electric scooters and Activa E: and QC1 is yet to be seen.
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