Honda Activa 6G H-Smart launched at ₹80,537
- The Honda Activa with H-Smart technology features the company’s anti-theft system, adding other value to the popular-selling scooter.
Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India (HMSI) has launched the Activa 6G's new variant that comes with their H-Smart tech. It is the new top-end variant of Activa. The scooter is available at a starting price of ₹74,536 (ex-showroom). Activa is already the most popular scooter in the Indian market.
The new Honda Activa H-Smart scooter is available in three trims, which are priced differently. The trims options are Standard, Deluxe and Smart, priced at ₹74,536, ₹77,036 and ₹80,537 (ex-showroom), respectively. The Honda Activa H-Smart scooter is claimed to come with five new patented technology applications.
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The manufacturer claims that this scooter gets a smart find feature that allows it to respond when the user tries to locate it using the smart key. The smart key allows the rider to lock and unlock the scooter without using the physical key. Using this smart key, the scooter's engine can be started when the vehicle is within two metres of the key. It also comes with an engine start and stops switch.
The Honda Activa H-Smart gets a larger wheelbase, a long footboard area, a new passing switch, and DC LED headlamp. Other design elements include a new design for alloy wheels. The scooter offers a comfortable riding experience through the 12-inch front alloy wheels, telescopic front suspension and adjustable rear suspension.
Honda claims that the new scooter comes with a host of new technologies. It comes powered by a 110 cc PGM-FI engine that is OBD2 compliant. It also comes paired with enhanced smart power (eSP) technology that ensures linear power generation. The new technologies introduced to the Activa scooter include updated programmed fuel injection, enhanced smart tumble technology, ACG starter and friction reduction. These patented technologies claim to make the powertrain more efficient.
