Real-world range
55–70 km
What the Honda QC1 realistically covers on one charge in mixed city riding. Brochure (IDC) figures are higher — speed, rider weight and traffic bring the real number down.
The QC1 only makes sense as a strict low-speed city scooter for short daily runs. It is simple and easy to use, but the 50 kmph ceiling narrows the ownership case far more than most buyers will expect from a Honda-branded EV.
At a glance₹90,708 reference price · Real-world range 55–70 km

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Real-world range
What the Honda QC1 realistically covers on one charge in mixed city riding. Brochure (IDC) figures are higher — speed, rider weight and traffic bring the real number down.
Full charge at home
On a regular home charger. There is no DC fast charging, so plan on overnight or workplace charging.
Cost of a full charge
At ₹8 per unit for the 1.5 kWh battery, including ~10% charging loss — roughly ₹0.21 per km. Your tariff changes this.
Calculate with your tariffEx-showroom price
Verified 2026-10-05. On-road price adds road tax (zero in many states) and insurance; PM E-DRIVE can take up to ₹5,000 off eligible scooters.
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This scooter does not depend on public fast charging. The practical question is whether a roughly ~6.5 hrs home-charge routine works for your parking and daily distance.
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