In this video, we take a close look at Honda's latest entry into the electric scooter market the Honda QC1. Is it the perfect blend of performance, design, and practicality for city commuters?

We at ZigWheels recently had a chance to ride the Honda QC1, and it is positioned as a pocket-friendly alternative to the Honda Activa e:. Here's what we think about the e-scooter's real-world ...

The QC1 is essentially an entry-level Honda electric two-wheeler the market had been waiting for. It's a simple, yet sturdily built scooter that may change the fortunes of HMSI. We rode the Honda ...

We recently got the opportunity to review and compare the Honda Active e and QC1 as a part of the media drive. Read the ...

Thanks to leaked type-approval documents, we get a first look at Honda’s new electric motorcycle: the WH8000D (codename). This is the first electric two-wheeler from the brand that sways toward the ...

Honda has previously patented other 160cc maxi scooters in India like Vario 160, CG 160 Start, and Stylo 160, but none of ...

The Honda QC1 has an all-LED setup and a 5-inch LCD screen that displays trip data, side stand warning, battery percentage, and more. It also has a 26-liter under storage, a 40W USB C Port ...

Honda QC1 is priced close to TVS iQube 2.2, Bajaj Chetak 2903, Honda Activa, Suzuki Access, TVS Jupiter. Tap for Honda QC1 review.

Ending the financial year on a positive note, Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI) announced its sales number for the ...

Honda has launched its first electric scooter produced in Vietnam, the ICON e:, after years of dominating the gasoline-powered motorbike segment. The bike was introduced to the media on Thursday and ...