If you’re a bike enthusiast and technology enthusiast, Honda has finally unveiled its first full-size electric motorcycle. It’s called the Honda WN7. This impressive bike was first shown as a concept at EICMA 2024, and now the company has launched it in full form for Europe. So let’s take a closer look at this impressive electric bike.
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Range and Charging
Let’s talk about range and charging first. This bike is equipped with a fixed lithium-ion battery. Honda claims it can travel up to 130 kilometers on a single charge. This range is good for daily city commutes and short trips. Charging features include CCS2 rapid charging, which allows you to charge the battery from 20% to 80% in just 30 minutes. If you charge it at home using a 6kVA wall-box charger, it will take approximately three hours to charge from zero to 100%.
Power and Performance
Now, let’s talk about power and performance. This bike weighs 217 kilograms. It’s powered by an 18 kW (24.5 horsepower) water-cooled motor. Honda claims its output is equivalent to that of a 600 cc petrol bike, though this seems a bit odd considering the horsepower. However, its torque output is 100 Nm, which should give it excellent acceleration. This means it’ll be a surefire way to overtake at traffic lights.
Features and Design
Speaking of features and design, this bike features a large 5-inch TFT display with RoadSync smartphone pairing. You can easily view battery level, range, and other important information on this display. The entire bike features LED lighting, making night riding more enjoyable. The stylish single-sided swingarm shown in the concept has also been incorporated, further enhancing its aesthetic appeal. This bike will come in three colors: gloss black with copper accents, matte black, and gray.
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Pricing and Availability
Regarding pricing and availability, Honda has priced this bike at £12,999, which translates to approximately ₹15.56 lakh (approximately ₹15.56 lakh) in Indian rupees. Currently, this bike is exclusive to the European market. Full details will be revealed at the EICMA show in November 2025, and deliveries will begin after that. There are no plans to launch it in India yet, but if it proves successful in Europe, Honda may bring it to India in the future.