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Honda QC 1
The Honda QC1 is an entry‑level electric scooter launched in India as one of Honda’s most affordable EV options, priced around Rs. 90,000 (ex‑showroom). It immediately catches attention with its compact size and low kerb weight, making it easy to ride in dense urban traffic. The fixed 1.5 kWh battery offers a claimed range of around 80 km per charge and a top speed limited to 50 kmph, tailored for short, daily commutes. Practical touches like a 5‑inch LCD display, sizeable under‑seat storage and USB‑C port add convenience, though the basic feature list and modest performance keep it firmly in the budget EV category. Overall, the QC1 makes sense for riders who want a simple, affordable electric scooter for short city runs.
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QC 1 Highlights
Affordable electric scooter which focuses on simple urban commuting with reliable performance and low running costs.
Easy rideability, clean design, reliable brand, simple controls, good city usability.
Low top speed, limited range, basic features, underpowered feel.
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Honda QC 1 Price
₹ 1,784/mon
Honda QC 1 Specs & Features
Expert Verdict on QC 1
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Pros & Cons of QC 1
What we admire in this scooter
Very affordable entry‑level electric scooter price.
Decent 26‑litre under‑seat storage capacity.
USB‑C charging port for device convenience.
Lightweight and easy manoeuvrability in traffic.
Two ride modes for efficient battery use.
What could have been better
Top speed capped at 50 kmph.
Range modest for many urban routes.
Lacks modern features like connectivity and tech.
Honda QC 1 Detailed Review
- The QC1 also comes with an LED headlamp placed lower on the front apron, while the
head panel receives a small visor and matt black treatment on the lower half. - Similar to the Activa e:, the QC1’s profile is also smooth and clutter-free, devoid of any
dramatic angles. Its design will please everyone and offend nobody. - It gets a 12-inch front alloy wheel and a 10-inch rear wheel. The rear of the QC1 comes
with a black panel surrounding the small tail lamp, but it also gets clear LED turn
indicators.
QC 1 body specifications:
| Ground Clearance | 169 mm |


- The QC1 is powered by a hub-mounted electric motor, producing a peak output of 2.4bhp, and reaching a top speed of 50kmph.
- The QC1 comes with a 1.5kWh fixed battery pack, which can be fully charged in a claimed time of 6.5 hours via a 350W on-board charger. This gives it a claimed range of 80km on a single charge.
- The QC1 gets a basic 5-inch LCD digital cluster, along with just two riding modes; eco
and standard. - A fixed battery pack enables the QC1 to free up 26 litres of underseat storage space,
and it also gets a small cubbyhole up with a type-C charging port, which will be useful to
keep your smartphone in.
Honda QC 1 Competitors
| Models | Battery Capacity | Charging Time | Battery Warranty | Range | Under seat storage | Seat height | Compare |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
![]() ₹90.49 K* | 2 kWh | 4 Hours 40 Minutes (0-80%) | 3 Years/50000 Kms | 80 km | 26 L | 705 mm | |
| 3.4 kWh | 4 Hours 13 Minutes (0-80%) | Battery warranty - 5 Years/50000 kms | 142 km | 27.2 L | 777 mm | QC 1 vs VX2 | |
| 3 kWh | 2 Hours 55 Minutes (0-80%) | 3 Years/50000 Kms | 127 km | 35 L | 775 mm | QC 1 vs Chetak C30 | |
| 3.1 kWh | 4 Hours 10 Minutes (0-100%) | 3 Years/50000 Kms | 158 km | 34 L | 760 mm | QC 1 vs Orbiter | |
| 3.94 kWh | 5 Hours 55 Minutes (0-100%) | 5 Years/50000 kms-Vehicle Warranty & 3 Years/30000 kms-Battery Warranty | 165 km | - | 777 mm | QC 1 vs V2 | |
| 3 kWh | 5 Hours - 6 Hours (0-100%) | Vehicle warranty - 3 Years/ 30000 Kms. Battery warranty - 5 Years/75000 Kms | 142 km | 33 L | 780 mm | QC 1 vs Magnus | |
| 5.2 kWh | 6 Hours (0-100%) | Vehicle warranty - 3 Years/40000 Kms & Battery Warranty - 3 Years/50000 Kms | 320 km | 34 L | 791 mm | QC 1 vs S1 X Gen 3 | |
| 3.5 kWh | 3 Hours (0-80%) | 3 Years/50000 Kms | 153 km | 35 L | 775 mm | QC 1 vs Chetak C35 | |
| 3.3 kWh | 2 Hours - 3 Hours (0-100%) | Battery warranty - 3 Years Motor warranty - 3 Years | 88 km | - | 800 mm | QC 1 vs PraisePro | |
| 1.52 kWh | - | 3 Years/50000 Kms | 102 km | - | 675 mm | QC 1 vs Activa EV | |
| 1.44 kWh | 7 Hours - 8 Hours (0-100%) | 3 Years Battery Warranty & 3 Years Motor Warranty | 65 km | - | - | QC 1 vs E Scoot 504 |
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Latest Updates on QC 1
Honda has paused production of both the Honda QC1 and the Activa E:, marking an early setback in the company's entry into the EV scooter market. While the petrol-powered Activa remains a bestseller, the electric models have struggled to gain traction just months after launch, prompting Honda to quietly pull the plug on production.
Honda Activa e: and the QC1 electric scooters have been launched at Rs. 1.17 lakhs and Rs. 90,000 ex-showroom. These electric scooters mark the entry of Honda into the electric two-wheeler space and the brand has revealed the official accessories list with pricing.
The Honda Activa e and Honda QC1 have now been officially launched, and the prices for each variant are out. Talking about the electric scooter, the QC1 is available at Rs 90,000.
Prospective buyers can now reserve the Honda Activa e: and QC1 with a nominal booking fee of Rs. 1,000. Reservations for the Activa e: are being accepted at designated Honda dealerships within Bengaluru, Delhi, and Mumbai. The QC1, conversely, is available for booking across a broader network encompassing Bengaluru, Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, Hyderabad, and Chandigarh.
Honda Motorcycles and Scooter India has unveiled two electric scooters, including the highly anticipated Active e and the Q1. The Active Electric gets two swappable batteries while the QC 1 is equipped with a fixed-type battery. The production of both these electric offerings will happen in India.
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