By Bulletin Times 
Honda QC1 Electric Scooter: A Lightweight, Practical Companion Revealed
Honda has lifted the curtain on its latest electric scooter, the QC1, alongside the Activa e Designed as a simpler, no-frills alternative, the QC1 focuses on practicality and ease of use.
Key Highlights
Battery & Range: Equipped with a fixed 1.5kWh battery, the QC1 offers an IDC range of 80km. Charging takes 6 hours 50 minutes for a full charge or 4 hours 30 minutes to 80%.
Performance: Powered by a hub-mounted BLDC motor delivering 1.8kW (2.4hp) and 77Nm of torque, it has a modest top speed of 50kph and accelerates from 0-40kph in 9.7 seconds.
Lightweight Build: At just 89.5kg, it’s ideal for riders looking for an easy-to-handle scooter.
Features & Practicality:
The QC1 takes a utilitarian approach, trading flash for function.
Highlights include:
A 5-inch negative LCD display
Riding modes: Eco and Standard (no Sport mode)
A spacious 26-litre underseat storage, plus a front cubby with a USB charger
It shares design elements with the Activa e: but keeps costs down with a simpler finish.
Positioning & Availability
Targeting the mass-market segment, the QC1 is likely to be priced competitively, though not as aggressively as Ola’s S1 Z. Pre-bookings open January 1, 2025, with nationwide availability through Honda Red Wing dealerships starting February.
The Honda QC1 is perfect for those seeking a budget-friendly, lightweight, and practical electric scooter for everyday commutes!