Honda QC1
The Honda QC1 price in India starts from about Rs. 90,000 and goes up to about Rs. 90,000 (ex-showroom price), depending on the colour and variant. This electric scooter packs a 1.8kW motor with 77Nm torque. You handle city traffic with ease, take weekend highways without worry, and use one two-wheeler for all needs. Honda offers the QC1 Stan
Frequently asked questions
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"text": "Ex-showroom price sits at Rs. 90,000 in Delhi for the Standard variant. On-road price adds RTO, insurance, and other fees. Expect Rs. 95,000 to Rs. 97,000 in Delhi. Prices rise in other cities due to higher RTO charges.
Mumbai on-road nears Rs. 95,632. Bhubaneswar hits Rs. 96,496. Factors include local taxes and insurance rates. Check dealer for exact quotes. Subsidies like PM E-Drive cut Rs. 5,000 off ex-showroom in some cases.
Always confirm with your nearest showroom. Costs vary by location and add-ons."
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"name": "What is the mileage of Honda QC1?",
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"text": "Honda claims 80km range per full charge under IDC tests. Real-world figures drop to 60-70km in city traffic. Eco mode stretches it further. Normal mode uses more power.
Riding style affects range. Smooth throttle saves battery. Hard acceleration drains it fast. Traffic stops and starts lower efficiency. Keep tyre pressure correct for best roll.
Regular maintenance checks battery health. Avoid overloads. Charge to full often. City rides yield solid results for daily use."
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"name": "What are different variants for Honda QC1?",
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"text": "Honda offers one variant: QC1 Standard. No other models exist yet. Colours set it apart: Pearl Igneous Black, Pearl Misty White, Matt Foggy Silver Metallic, Pearl Shallow Blue, Pearl Serenity Blue.
Core mechanicals remain same across choices. You get the 1.5kWh battery, 1.8kW motor, and 80km range in all. Transmission stays automatic. Features like LED lights and storage match too.
Pick by style preference. Prices hold at Rs. 90,000 ex-showroom."
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"name": "What will the EMI or down payment for Honda QC1?",
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"text": "EMI depends on loan amount, interest rate, and tenure. Down payment equals 10-20% of on-road price. Higher down lowers monthly pays.
Rates start around 9-12% for good credit. Tenure spans 12-60 months. Longer terms reduce EMIs but raise total interest. Income proof and KYC matter for approval.
Calculate with tools at dealers. Factors like city and variant affect final cost. Bajaj Finance Two-wheeler Loan offers easy options, subject to eligibility. Plan to fit your budget."
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"name": "What is the top speed of the Honda QC1?",
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"text": "The Honda QC1 reaches 50kmph top speed in Normal mode. Eco mode caps at 30kmph for max range. Acceleration hits 0-40kmph in 9.4 seconds.
This suits city streets and light traffic. Hub motor delivers instant torque from start. Riders filter through gaps well. Highways demand caution beyond 50kmph.
Real tests show 52kmph max in some rides. Stick to limits for safety. Gradeability handles 7 degrees."
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"name": "What is the engine displacement of Honda QC1?",
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"text": "The Honda QC1 uses electric drive, so no engine displacement applies. It has a 1.5kWh lithium-ion battery instead. A 1.8kW BLDC hub motor powers the rear wheel.
This setup gives 77Nm torque without gears. No cylinders or pistons needed. Focus stays on efficiency and low running costs.
Battery is fixed and IP67 rated for water dust resistance. Charger output is 330W."
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