In a business briefing on its motorcycle operations, Honda has revealed it will be launching 10 or more new electric motorcycle models come 2025. Model offerings will be targetted to specific markets with a slide showing Chian, Asia, Europe and Japan receiving five offerings in the electric moped and electric bike categories between 2022 and 2024.
Of the 10 electric vehicle models, a majority can be seen to be scooters with floorboards but does not mean Honda will not be catering to other types of riders. In a new category, Honda will be producing a Fun EV for the Japanese, American and European markets, scheduled for between 2024 and 2025. Aside from those, Honda also sells the Belly:e for the Thailand domestic market, since last September. For the models detailed in the presentation, Honda says it will produce the battery, power control unit and motor with efforts being made to design swappable battery packs for relevant models in accordance with a swapping standard from a consortium it is a member of.
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