Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India On July 24, it held a presentation to the media of the new features that will make up its new range of 2027 models. Among them was this QC3, which the company itself defines as a “smart family electric vehicle”. Tsutsumu OtaniPresident and CEO of Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India, commented during the event:
“India remains one of the most strategic global markets for Honda. This 10-product portfolio offers a broad range of mobility solutions. It reinforces Honda’s multifaceted approach, with advanced internal combustion vehicles, electric mobility solutions and flexible fuel technologies designed to meet diverse customer needs and different levels of infrastructure readiness.”
“At the same time, we are accelerating our ‘Made in India for the World’ commitment by strengthening local engineering and manufacturing capabilities. This not only allows us to bring Honda’s global technologies closer to Indian customers, but also reinforces India’s role as a major manufacturing and export hub within Honda’s global operations, maintaining the quality, reliability and safety for which Honda is known.”
Honda QC3 2026: up to 151 autonomy for just 1,200 euros
The Honda QC3 arrives to expand HMSI’s range of electric vehicles and does so by displaying some interesting technical characteristics, both technologically and in terms of efficiency. As detailed by the brand at the time of its presentation, it equips a 3 kWh capacity batterythe same one that gives a maximum range of 151 km. We can recharge up to 80% in 2 hours and 40 minutes.
In addition, it has a 32 liter under-seat storage compartmentsmart key for added convenience and a 5 inch TFT instrument panel with integrated connectivity. This allows us to receive call and SMS alerts, in addition to enjoying the turn-by-turn navigation function. It also has a front USB port, while the lighting is dominated by a powerful LED headlight.
Regarding the cycle part, Honda has resorted to simple but efficient elements. Both the suspension equipment and the braking system are a good example of this. In the first we find a conventional front fork and a pair of lateral shock absorbers acting on the rear axle. For its part, braking uses a single front disc, while a drum has been chosen for the rear.
Both elements are directly interconnected through a CBS system, and integrated into a pair of 12″ wheels. Finally, it is worth noting the final empty weight that Honda declares: 110 kilos. Likewise, the Honda QC3 is available in 4 color schemes: Metallic Matte Photon Grey, Precious Pearl White, Pearl Light Blue and Pearl Mermaid Blue.
Its official price is 135,000 rupees (about 1,240 euros at the exchange rate) and, at first, “will be available at Honda RedWing dealerships in five cities: Delhi, Agra, Surat, Cuttack and Kollam” confirmed from BikeWale. We do not yet know if the brand will offer the Honda QC3 in markets other than India. At the moment there is no official confirmation on this topic.
For more information and details you can consult directly on its official website.
