
The Japanese automaker Honda is currently selling four different Benly models in Japan and other countries where this electric scooter has already been launched. Benly E-I, Benly E-I Pro, Benly E-II, and Benly E-II Pro are the four different variants. The pro variants of Benly offer additional features such as a rear carrier and a large storage basket in the front.
The ARAI testing is essential for Honda Benly as it conducts testing of automobiles used for daily services, including pickup and delivery. The Honda Benly is a moped and is most likely to be used by food and e-commerce delivery companies and agents. Hence, the bike has to undergo ARAI testing.You may like to read: AMPERE MAGNUS PRO: REVIEW, LOAN INFORMATION & FAME-II SCHEME

Currently, The Honda Benly e: I and the e: I Pro’s power pack offer a range of 86 kms when ridden at 30 kmph constant speed. Whereas, for the Honda Benly e: II and e: II Pro, the range goes down to 43 kms with a higher cruising speed of 60 kmph.
The features of Honda Benly include an accessory power socket, an LED headlamp, and a digital instrument cluster. The scooter also sports a large front basket and a flat rear deck. The front basket is designed to carry up to 60 kg load. Benly’s reverse assist function enables riders to turn the scooter into narrow lanes.Also read: OLA ELECTRIC SCOOTER TO BE LAUNCH SOON, CHECK PRICE & LOAN DETAILS
The Honda Benly is equipped with a 12-inch front tire and a 10-inch rear tire which come with a 90/90 and 110/90 section, respectively. The scooter’s weight ranges between 125-130 kg.

The Honda Electric scooter runs on two lithium-ion batteries with 48V, which feed the v electric motor. When riders run out of juice, they can detach and swap the batteries easily.
The Benly e I and e I Pro offer an 87 km range on a full charge, and the e II and e II Pro offer a range of 43 km with their batteries fully charged. The Honda Benly is available only in one color variant named ‘Ross White’.Related Article: KABIRA MOBILITY HERMES 75 ELECTRIC SCOOTER: PRICE & LOAN INFORMATION
India’s automobile segment has seen consistent growth with rising demand for electric vehicles. And Honda has always been known to put its’ best foot forward to cater to India’s consumer segment. So, their likeliness to tap into the market with Honda Benly only seems reasonable. The company recently released a few digital silhouettes of electric vehicles that it plans to launch by 2024.