Honda India Trademarked New Scooters, Patent Details Surfaced Online

The Indian two-wheeler industry is vast, and every manufacturer is rushing to introduce new models. Honda is one of India's most well-known two-wheeler manufacturers, with four scooters now on the market. Honda's two-wheeler appears to be intending to debut new scooters in the Indian market to enhance scooter sales and extend its market presence. Honda recently filed design patents in India for three new scooters, which have now been photographed and posted online.

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According to the images of the scooters in the patent document, it seems like Honda is aiming at the 110-150cc scooter segment. The new scooters keeps the conventional design to meet the needs of the market and buyers.

Two of the three scooters appear to be ADV scooters that will be available with a petrol engine. The third appears to be a budget scooter option with a straightforward design.

If Honda decides to offer a 110cc version, it will certainly use the same 109.5cc single-cylinder air-cooled engine that powers the Activa and delivers 7.6 horsepower and 8.8 Nm of peak torque. On the other side, the 125cc engine delivers 8.1 horsepower and 10.3 Nm of peak torque. The Activa 125 and the Grazia both employ this motor.

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There are no more details about the launch of these scooters and it is yet unknown whether or not this model will be produced. In another news, Honda two-wheelers recently revealed their intention to introduce two new scrambler motorcycles to their existing lineup. The Honda CL 250 and CL 500 would be available with two distinct engine choices, each with a 250 cc and 500 cc displacement. The architecture and powertrains of these scramblers would be shared with their cruiser-based brothers, the Rebel 250 and Rebel 500.

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