Honda, a dominant force in the Indian two-wheeler market, is looking to maintain its lead with the launch of the Activa-E, their new electric scooter. This article compares the Activa-E with the TVS iQube, evaluating range, features, and prices to help consumers make an informed decision. The Activa-E aims to provide a reliable EV solution, addressing range anxiety concerns that many potential buyers have. Bookings are open for both models with a nominal booking amount. Honda is also establishing a charging station network across India. The Activa-E boasts features such as a TFT display, Bluetooth connectivity, call alerts, and navigation (on higher trims). It comes with two 1.5 kWh batteries, totaling 3 kWh capacity, with the option for battery swapping at Honda’s dedicated stations. TVS iQube, launched in 2020, offers multiple variants, including the iQube, iQube S, and iQube ST, with varying battery capacities and ranges. The iQube comes with 2.2 KWH, 3.4 KWH, or 5.4 KWH battery packs. Range differs from 75km to 150km depending on the model. The article provides a comparative table that lists the specifications of various scooter models, including Ola S1 variants, Activa-E, TVS iQube, and Bajaj Chetak, considering motor capacity, battery capacity, range, features, and estimated prices.
