Honda Activa Electric Range 104 Km Riding Modes Revealed New Teaser Video Out Expected Specifications Launch November 27

Honda Activa E is scheduled to be launched in India on November 27. The company has now started teasing the e-scooter. Recent teasers had revealed its motor setup and LED headlamps and now the company has released a new teaser video, which shows the instrument cluster of the upcoming Honda electric scooter. Some features are also revealed from the display. Honda Activa E can get a range of 104 kilometers. The e-scooter will come with a sports mode along with the standard riding mode. Recently a report claimed that the company can launch the electric scooter in two variants, in which TFT can be found in the entry level and multi color screen can be found in the others.

Honda has released a new teaser video of its upcoming Activa E electric scooter. Ongoing Have done. The digital display of the scooter is shown in it. The display appears to be of large size. It can be seen that when the battery is 100%, the range is shown to be 104 kilometers. However, the riding mode is set to Standard, which suggests that the range may be less in Sports mode. It also reveals that the instrument cluster will come equipped with built-in navigation.

Recently, a report said that HMSI’s first electric two-wheeler in India will come with two variants. TFT display can be found in its entry-level variant and multi-colored screen can be found in other variants. In the premium variant of this electric scooter, information like battery charging status, remaining range, speed and ride mode will be visible on the display. It will also have functions like turn-by-turn navigation and music controls.

An early teaser showed the swingarm-mounted motor setup of the e-scooter. Let us tell you that the popular Bajaj Chetak and Vida V1 have also used the same setup. Brands currently go with three setups in e-scooters, which include a swingarm-mounted motor, a BLDC hub and a permanent magnetic synchronous setup. The teaser also gave a glimpse of the LED headlamp and seat on the new electric scooter.