As the Auto Expo approaches its final phase, the excitement surrounding this 5-day automotive extravaganza is palpable. The event has attracted thousands of attendees, eager to witness the latest innovations and products from various brands. The enthusiasm of the visitors has been remarkable, highlighting the significance of this annual event in the automotive industry. In this article, we will explore three scooters that captivated the audience at Auto Expo, delve into their unique features, and discover their pricing, showcasing the evolution of electric vehicles (EVs) in India.
Honda’s Electric Revolution
Honda made a striking impression at the Auto Expo with the unveiling of two new electric scooters: the budget-friendly QC1 and the premium Activa E. The QC1 is priced at ₹90,000, making it an attractive option for budget-conscious consumers looking to transition to electric mobility. In contrast, the Activa E starts at ₹1.17 lakh and features advanced technologies for a smooth riding experience. The road-synced duo variant of the Activa E is priced up to ₹1.52 lakh, catering to those who seek enhanced performance and features in their electric scooters.
Ampere’s Innovative Offerings
Ampere Electric showcased a range of its electric scooters at the expo, including the impressive Xpress model. This fully electric scooter offers an outstanding range of 200 km on a single charge, addressing a common concern for EV users—range anxiety. Notably, the Xpress supports both AC and DC fast-charging, significantly boosting convenience for users. Additionally, Ampere introduced B2B e-scooters and two new variants of its Nexus model, named Eject and S Tourismo, both of which are equipped with powerful motors and rapid charging capabilities, emphasizing Ampere’s commitment to innovation in electric mobility.
Suzuki’s Entry into the EV Market
Japanese manufacturer Suzuki made its debut in the Indian electric vehicle sector with the E-Access electric scooter. This model features a completely new design and will be manufactured in India, underlining Suzuki’s commitment to the local market. The E-Access also aims to be exported, reflecting the global ambition of the brand. In addition, Suzuki launched the upgraded Access 125 scooter, which remains a staple in their lineup, priced at ₹81,700, further solidifying their presence in the traditional scooter market while expanding into electric vehicles.