Honda Promises to Launch Four Electric Motorcycles in the Coming Years; One of Them Will Have 125cc

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 27/04/2021 at 18:29

Updated on 27/04/2021 at 18:30

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Honda Plans to End Gasoline-Powered Vehicles by 2040. The Company Already Plans to Launch Electric Motorcycles by 2024

Honda announced last week that it would end gasoline-powered vehicles by 2040 at the latest. However, the sale of electric vehicles is expected to begin only in 2030. The company has not yet set a deadline to start selling electric motorcycles. Today, motorcycles account for a significant portion of the billion-dollar revenue of the Japanese giant.

However, Toshiro Mibe, CEO of Honda, already has a plan to launch four electric motorcycles by 2024. Three motorcycles will have between 50cc and 125cc. Three models are expected to focus on the urban market, while one electric motorcycle is expected to be sold as a sport motorcycle.

In Honda’s presentation, sketches of two motorcycles that seem to be scooters are displayed, while one of the motorcycles appears to be from the 125cc line, also from the company. The last one is expected to be a more sporty, powerful, and expensive motorcycle. It is speculated that it will be the electric model of the CB125R.

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Regarding the lightweight electric motorcycle market, the motorcycle that is expected to draw the most attention is the Husqvarna, an electric motorcycle that is expected to gain significant market share in the coming years. Other projects are already in more advanced phases around the globe. Investments in electric motorcycles are good for the environment and for people’s wallets. Developing countries, such as Brazil, can benefit greatly from these projects.

Honda Promises to Launch Four Electric Motorcycles in the Coming Years; One of Them Will Have 125cc

Honda Plans to End Gasoline-Powered Vehicles by 2040. The Company Already Plans to Launch Electric Motorcycles by 2024

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