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As Honda accelerates its electrification strategy towards its 2050 carbon neutrality goal, the company is ramping up its electric vehicle offerings. Globally, Honda aims to introduce approximately 10 new EV models by 2025, and in Vietnam, the company has already launched a few official electric motorcycle models, such as the ICON e: and CUV e:. However, the current lineup is still limited.

Currently, only two electric motorcycle models are officially distributed by Honda Vietnam

Let’s take a look at some of the potential Honda electric vehicles that could soon be launched in Vietnam.

Honda EM1 e:

In addition to the models already introduced, Honda’s electric vehicle portfolio in neighboring markets also offers promising candidates for an early Vietnam debut. One notable example is the Honda EM1 e:, considered a miniaturized version of the CUV e:, featuring a swappable battery that provides a range of 40 km and a top speed of 45 km/h. While the EM1 e: is already available in Indonesia and the Philippines, its launch in Vietnam depends on the development of charging infrastructure.

In the Indonesian market, the Honda EM1 e: is offered in two variants: the standard EM1 e: and the EM1 e: Plus, priced from 33 to 33.5 million rupiah (approximately 52.2 to 53 million VND). 

Honda EM1 e:

Honda EM1 e:

Honda E-VO

The Honda E-VO is a high-performance electric vehicle with a Cafe Racer style originating from the Chinese market. With a maximum power output of 15.8 kW (approximately 21 horsepower) and a top speed of 120 km/h, the E-VO is well-suited for those looking to transition from large-displacement gasoline engines to electric vehicles. This model boasts an impressive range of up to 170 km and supports fast charging, requiring just one hour of charging for a 50 km range (with an 1800W charger). 

In China, the E-VO is priced between approximately 109 and 135 million VND.

Honda E-VO

Honda Activa e:

Another notable model comes from the Indian market, the Honda Activa e:. Built on the foundation of the renowned Activa line known for its durability, the Activa e: boasts a maximum speed of 80 km/h and a range of 102 km. It also comes equipped with a TFT display, reverse mode, and smartphone connectivity.

Honda Activa e:

In India, the Activa e: is available in two versions, priced at approximately 33 million VND. One of its standout features is its swappable battery technology. The premium RoadSync Duo version is priced at around 43 million VND.

Honda Activa e:

Honda U-be and U-Qe

The Chinese market is where Honda experiments with unique electric vehicle designs, mainly catering to urban mobility needs. Examples include compact models like the Honda U-be and U-Qe, which have a speed limit of 25 km/h but offer an impressive maximum range of 100 km.

Honda U-be

Honda Zoomer e:

For those who appreciate individuality and character, the Honda Zoomer e: is sure to captivate with its design inspired by the legendary namesake model.

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