I came across some details about Honda’s first electric scooter, the Activa e:, and I think it’s worth sharing here. The price is around $1,290 which feels quite competitive compared to other branded electric two-wheelers. It offers a range of about 100 km on a full charge and uses dual swappable lithium-ion batteries, meaning you don’t always have to wait for charging just swap and go.
The swap system is probably the most practical feature, especially for daily commuters. Many people hesitate with EVs because of charging time, and this looks like Honda’s way of solving that. The ride itself is said to be smooth and sturdy, very much in line with Honda’s usual quality.
For markets like Pakistan, Honda is also preparing a locally produced electric model expected around June 2025. That bike is designed with a range closer to 65 km and a 6–7 hour charging time. Prices haven’t been made official yet, but it’s likely to be slightly above regular petrol bikes, which makes sense given the new technology.
Overall, I think the Activa e: shows that Honda isn’t just testing the waters—they’re serious about building practical EVs. For anyone riding mostly in the city, this feels like a strong option: affordable, reliable, and easier to manage compared to many other electric scooters.