BS IV compliance will give a new fillip to sales of the 110cc Activa, the largest-selling scooter in the country.
28 Feb 2017 | 25759 Views | By Amit Panday
Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI) has launched the Bharat Stage IV-compliant version of its 110cc Activa scooter today.
India’s bestselling scooter model, which also gets automatic headlamp on (AHO) feature under the upcoming safety mandate, now becomes the fourth-generation model, christened as the Honda Activa 4G. The new ...
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Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI) has launched the Bharat Stage IV-compliant version of its 110cc Activa scooter today.
India’s bestselling scooter model, which also gets automatic headlamp on (AHO) feature under the upcoming safety mandate, now becomes the fourth-generation model, christened as the Honda Activa 4G. The new Honda Activa 4G bears a sticker price of Rs 50,730 (ex-showroom, Delhi). This is around Rs 2,000 costlier than the Activa 3G launched in Febraury 2015.
The Honda Activa brand, which dominates the Indian scooter space and has helped HMSI command a market share of nearly 58 percent, was also India’s bestselling two-wheeler for 10 out of 12 months in CY2016.
In HMSI’s official communication, YS Guleria, senior vice-president (Sales & Marketing), said: “The Activa is the first automatic scooter to become not only India’s but also the world’s number one selling two-wheeler in 2016. The fourth-generation BS IV-compliant Activa 4G gets added convenience of mobile charging socket and new colours.”
According to the press information released today, the new Activa 4G will now come in new shades of matte silver and matte grey in addition to the existing colour options of blue, red, black, white and brown.
HMSI also becomes the second two-wheeler manufacturing company in India, after Bajaj Auto, to begin the production of BS IV-only models, ahead of the government-notified deadline of 1 April 2017. It plans to produce BS IV-only two-wheelers from March 1, 2017.
Also read: HMSI to make only BS IV-compliant two-wheelers from March 1