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Honda electric two‑wheel rollout in Asia
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In late July 2026 Honda began expanding its low‑cost electric two‑wheel portfolio across Asian markets. On 23 July the company, via its joint venture with Wuyang, launched the UQ3 electric scooter in Vietnam, priced at roughly $650 and equipped with a 2.2 kW motor, 72 V 23 Ah battery, and features such as LED headlights, GPS and a 30‑liter 30‑litre storage compartment. The model is aimed at commuters, shoppers and school runs and is intended to challenge budget e‑bike makers. Two days later, on 25 July, Honda unveiled the QC3 electric motorcycle for scooter in India. Positioned as a family‑oriented scooter, it It uses a rear‑hub motor and a 3 kWh lithium‑ion battery delivering up to 145 km per charge, with charging times an IDC‑certified range of about 145 km, with fast‑charging to 80 % in roughly 2 h 40 min to 80 % and four hours for a full charge. The QC3 includes charge in about four hours. At the launch Honda highlighted a 5‑inch TFT instrument panel, smart‑key lock, LED lighting colour display, Bluetooth‑enabled RoadSync integration, Smart Key system, telescopic front fork, dual rear shock absorbers, a front disc brake and sizable a rear drum brake, plus a 32‑litre under‑seat storage. Production will be local, though pricing and launch timing were not disclosed. storage compartment. Industry sources expect an ex‑showroom price near INR 1.20 lakh. Together these launches signal Honda’s push to capture emerging electric two‑wheel markets in South and Southeast Asia.
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