Latest News about Honda Activa 3G

The manufacturer sold 622,180 units over 492,368 units in the same month last year.

The Supreme Court’s ruling of ban on sales of BS-III compliant two-wheelers from April 1st 2017 has made manufacturers and its dealers offer massive discounts on its products to clear the stocks. 

The Supreme Court has upheld its decision to ban sales of non-BS IV vehicles in the country from April 1, 2017. This will mean that automakers will no longer be allowed to sell BS-III vehicle post March 31, 2017. 

The Activa fans have a new reason to rejoice. Honda has launched the latest version of their highest selling scooter – the Activa 4G at Rs 50,739 (ex-showroom Dehi).

Most of the manufacturers are in the process of updating its two-wheelers to meet the upcoming norms. Honda is no different. After launching the updated CB Shine SP, the company has updated its highest-selling model – the Activa. 

Honda is gearing up to launch a new scooter in India this month. This news was revealed by YS Guleria, senior vice-president, HMSI. 

Honda has revised its sales projections for the Asian market post the announcement of demonetisation. The target has been reduced by 5.6 lakh units to 1.59 crore units on account of the drop in the performance of the company’s Indian arm – Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India (HMSI). 

The growth of scooter segment has been incredible. In fact, it has surpassed the bike market quite a few times and continues to show tremendous potential. This is why all the Indian two-wheeler manufacturers want to have a presence, except Bajaj of course, who might launch a scooter in a few years. In January 2017, our most popular scooters gained a lot of visits from potential customers. 

Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India (HMSI) has recorded a 2 per cent spike in domestic two-wheeler sales in January 2017. The Japanese manufacturer seems to be on its way to recovery post the drop in demand in the last two months of 2016 with the announcement of demonetisation.

The Finance Minister of India has reduced the tax to 5 per cent from 10 per cent for people with annual income between Rs 2.5 lakh and Rs 5 lakh.