Honda Scooters in India

About the Company

Honda has long been regarded as a fierce competitor to large motorcycle manufacturers such as Hero Bikes, Bajaj Bikes, TVS Bikes, Royal Enfield Bikes, and others in the Indian motorcycle industry, giving a new meaning to refinement and dependability.

Honda Motor Co., Ltd., founded in 1948, a Japanese automobile manufacturer is best known for its automobiles, motorcycles, and robots. Since its start, the company has specialised in motorcycles, and until the 1960s, the company focused on the automobile industry. Honda is among the world’s largest motorcycle manufacturers, with a 400 million-unit production volume expected by the end of 2022.

Honda, headquartered in Minato, Tokyo, Japan, is now a global corporation with 33 manufacturing plants in 22 countries. This company, in particular, has four manufacturing facilities in India, located in Karnataka, Haryana, Gujarat, and Rajasthan. Honda entered the Indian motorcycle market by offering diverse lineups and expanding its sales volume and service points across the country.

Honda has 2041 dealerships in India, spread across 687 cities as of July 2022. This company has gained popularity among Indian customers for their vehicles’ handling, dependability, and innovation, as well as for pioneering the scooter segment with the launch of the Activa.

Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India (HMSI) recently issued an official statement discussing the road map for electric two-wheelers in India and the company’s vision for 2030.

According to the Japanese two-wheeler manufacturer, Honda’s goal is to lead the development of future mobility solutions that improve the lives of people all over the world by the end of the next decade. Furthermore, the Indian government’s efforts to promote electric vehicles (EV) are consistent with the company’s global vision.

HMSI gave an official statement on the future of Electric Vehicles stating, “Honda has over 25 years of global experience developing and selling electric two-wheelers.

Customers’ adoption of EVs remains a major challenge due to factors such as vehicle cost, riding performance, range, and infrastructure.” However, they believe they have plans and strategies to be a market leader in the Indian EV market.