New Honda QC1 Launched: Honda's Electric Scooter Set to Challenge Ola with Bold Features and Affordable Price

New Delhi, India Honda has officially entered the electric mobility race with the launch of its much-anticipated New Honda QC1 electric scooter, designed to disrupt the dominance of existing players like Ola and Bajaj. With a promise of reliable performance, futuristic features, and a competitive price tag, the QC1 is already making waves among Indian consumers.

Honda QC1: Packed with Futuristic Features

The Honda QC1 is more than just an eco-friendly scooter — it’s a smart commuter tailored for modern urban lifestyles. Key features include:

• Full digital instrument cluster

• Bright LED headlamps and turn indicators

• USB charging port for mobile devices

• Bluetooth-based mobile connectivity

• Navigation assist functionality

• Combi braking system on both wheels

• Digital speedometer, odometer, trip meter, and clock

• Call and message alerts

• Tubeless tyres and dual-channel ABS

These features combine style and safety with next-gen tech, giving riders a premium electric experience at a fraction of the price.

Efficient Performance for Daily Commuting

The New Honda QC1 is powered by a 1.5 kWh lithium-ion battery pack, delivering a practical top speed of 50 kmph. It takes approximately 4 hours and 30 minutes to charge up to 80%, making it ideal for daily commutes and short urban trips.

With a range of up to 80 kilometers on a full charge, the scooter is well-suited for navigating busy city traffic without worrying about frequent recharging.

Price That Appeals to the Masses

Honda has kept affordability at the forefront with the QC1. The starting price of the New Honda QC1 is ₹90,000 (ex-showroom), positioning it aggressively against rivals in the electric two-wheeler market. Its pricing strategy, backed by Honda’s brand trust, makes it a strong alternative for budget-conscious buyers looking to switch to electric.