Honda's Ambitious Electric Motorcycle Expansion by 2030

Honda Motorcycles has unveiled an

plan to introduce 30 models globally by 2030, aiming for of 4 million units by that year. This initiative is part of Honda's strategy to capture 50% of the global motorcycle market, which is projected to reach 60 million units by 2030, up from the current estimate of 50 million.

The company has already showcased 13 of these models, including the CUV e: and ICON e: in Vietnam, with the latter expected to be priced below 29 million VND. In India, Honda introduced the Active e: and QC1 models. Additionally, the company is developing its first electric sports bike, the EV Fun Concept, and an

, the EV Urban Concept.

Honda's strategy focuses on the "Southern Hemisphere," with India as the largest market, followed by Indonesia and the Philippines, and expanding into

in South America, such as Brazil. The company anticipates growing demand for motorcycles in ASEAN countries, Pakistan, and Bangladesh, where is on the rise.

A key component in Honda's strategy is the Honda Mobile Power Pack e:, a patented, easily

designed to enhance user convenience. This focus on emerging markets and electric vehicle development underscores Honda's commitment to leading the future global motorcycle market.