Honda has extended its electric two-wheeler portfolio with the unveiling of the new QC3, marking the brand’s third electric scooter for the Indian market. Compared to the Honda QC1, it comes with higher specifications and enhanced practicality for daily usage.
In terms of design, the QC3 largely resembles the existing QC1, carrying forward the same clean design, albeit with slightly tweaked styling cues. What’s more important is that the Japanese bikemaker has upgraded the overall package for a more premium and enhanced practicality. That said, unlike Activa e: and QC1, the new QC3 comes with a portable plug-in charger that enables users to charge the scooter using a standard power socket, adding greater flexibility for daily usage.
Powering the Honda QC3 is a fixed-type 3kWh unit that claims 145km of IDC range. It can be juiced up from 0 to 80% in just 2 hours 40 mins.
Speaking of the features, these scooters get amenities like an LED lighting system, multiple riding modes, a reverse mode and a smart key fob, and a 5-inch TFT rider’s display with Honda RoadSync connectivity support, which enables features like navigation support, topple alert, maintenance alert, call & music control, navigation, live tracking, and OTA updates support.
The EV also offers 32 litres of underseat storage.
