Honda Motor Co. is planning to expand its lineup in India with two exciting new products. The company has recently filed patents for a new electric motorcycle called the Honda WN7 and a sporty premium scooter called the Honda Airblade 160. These new models show that Honda is now focusing more on premium scooters and electric vehicles for Indian buyers.
Honda Airblade 160: Sporty Maxi Scooter Coming Soon?
Honda is already very popular in India because of scooters like the Honda Activa and Honda Dio. But now the company seems ready to enter the growing sporty scooter segment with the Airblade 160.
The new scooter could compete with models like the Yamaha Aerox 155 and Hero Xoom 160.
The design looks sporty and modern with sharp body panels, LED lights, stylish grab rails, and a stepped seat. Unlike regular scooters, the Airblade has a center spine design, which gives it a more premium and aggressive look.
Expected Features Of Honda Airblade 160
Some expected features include:
- Full LED lighting
- Digital instrument cluster
- USB charging port
- Smart key system
- Large under-seat storage
- Front disc brake with ABS
The scooter is expected to use a 160cc liquid-cooled engine producing around 15 hp power. Honda may also offer very good mileage and lightweight handling for daily city riding.
Honda WN7 Electric Motorcycle Patent Filed
Honda has also patented its upcoming WN7 electric motorcycle in India. This bike was first shown globally as a futuristic naked electric bike focused on performance and fun riding.
The bike looks modern and sharp with sporty styling. It is expected to come with advanced technology and fast charging support.
Honda Focusing On Future Mobility
These new patent filings clearly show that Honda wants to strengthen its position in India’s premium scooter and EV market. Demand for sporty scooters and electric motorcycles is increasing rapidly, and Honda seems ready to compete strongly in both segments.
The official launch timeline is still unknown, but both products could arrive in India in the coming months.