On September 2, 2025, Honda plans to introduce its revolutionary electric motorcycle worldwide, which will be the company’s first foray into the mid-sized electric bike market. A camouflaged street-oriented bike with a two-up seat, upright riding posture, single-sided swingarm, wide DRL, and a huge TFT display is depicted in teaser photographs posted on Honda’s official channels. This bike is strikingly similar to the EV Fun Concept displayed at EICMA 2024
With the added ease of CCS2 quick charging, it is anticipated that this bike will operate on par with a 500cc gasoline motorbike, possibly producing about 50 horsepower and noticeably more torque.
Key Specs & Features (Expected)
- EV Fun Concept: Full-size manufacturing based on the EICMA 2024 prototype
- Performance in the mid-sized range: comparable to 500–800 cc ICE motorcycles
- Support for fast charging: electric vehicles use the CCS2 standard
- Design features include bar-end mirrors, a TFT screen, and ergonomics that are both athletic and commuter-friendly.
Why This Launch Matters
Honda has long pledged to launch ten different types of electric motorcycles by 2025, ranging from scooters to bikes with more performance. Up until now, the company has only introduced small-scale products like the EM1 e: electric scooter and the CR Electric motocross idea. This new model is probably going to be Honda’s first large-capacity electric motorcycle sold commercially.
Honda’s transition from scooter-focused models to a full street-oriented electric bike marks a significant turning point and demonstrates their serious commitment to two-wheeled electrification. It is anticipated to make its debut in North America or Europe before moving on to regions like India.
Anticipated Market Impact & Competition
This electric roadster is anticipated to face competition from other mid-displacement EVs that focus on performance features and urban riders when it is formally introduced. Startups like Ryvid and Ultraviolette, as well as established brands like Zero Motorcycles, LiveWire, and Kawasaki, are already involved in this market.
This launch has the potential to drastically alter the uptake of electric motorbikes due to Honda’s global presence and strong brand recognition, particularly in urban areas where riders are looking for a combination of sporty riding and everyday efficiency.
Honda is poised to make a significant advancement in electric transportation with its September 2 unveiling. The new electric motorcycle, which promises practical performance, fast charging, and commuter-focused design, is based largely on the EV Fun Concept from conception to manufacturing. Will this be Honda’s electric breakthrough? Keep an eye out.
