Honda hopes to sell 3.5 million electric motorcycles annually by 2030. To help achieve this, the company plans to produce 10 new e-models for sale worldwide.
Honda has many goals to achieve in the next 2+ decades. The company hopes to begin by selling one million electric motorcycles annually by 2026, shooting for 3.5 million per year by 2030. By 2050, Honda wants to be carbon neutral — and to introduce 10 new electric motorcycle models.
Now, before you get too excited, this will not happen overnight. As always, the American models will come later than in other world markets. But at least it’s a step in the right direction.
Honda’s Electric Motorcycle Categories
In the past, Honda spearheaded lower-emission initiatives with original technologies like ultra-low fuel consumption engines. These appeared in models like the Super Cub.
But that won’t get the company where it needs to be to reach carbon neutrality, so it’s gone to electric products. The company also plans to continue making gas-powered motorcycles while improving CO2 emissions across the product line.
There will be three model categories: electric bikes (EB), electric mopeds (EM), and electric “vehicles” (EV) — think traditional motorcycles. Honda calls these its “FUN” models.
So far, we have little information on the specs for the categories. However, Honda’s site shows an infographic recording top speeds.
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