Honda Activa Achieves 35 Million Sales in India

Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India (HMSI) has reached an impressive achievement with 35 million units sold of its Activa scooter series, which includes the Activa 110, Activa 125, and Activa-i. This success shows how deeply the Activa connects with riders across the country, making it India’s most loved scooter. The milestone comes after 24 years since the model’s launch.

How did Activa change two-wheeler mobility in India?

Since its debut in 2001, the Activa has been a key part of India’s two-wheeler journey, offering dependable and easy transportation for people from all walks of life. It has been a major contributor to HMSI’s growth, playing a strong role in shaping the brand’s position in the market. The Activa’s story reflects what Indian riders truly value—simplicity, reliability, fuel efficiency, and peace of mind. While staying true to these values, the scooter has constantly evolved. The brand crossed its first 10 million sales in 2015, then 20 million in 2018, and has now reached 35 million in 2025, proving the lasting trust of Indian customers.

What makes the Activa so successful over the years?

The main reason behind Activa’s success is its ability to adapt to changing times. It has continuously improved with new technology and better features while remaining easy to use. The launch of the electric Activa e: brought a new chapter in its story, giving riders more choice without losing the brand’s focus on performance and comfort. Adding to this legacy, HMSI also launched the special anniversary editions of Activa and Activa 125 in August 2025, giving a modern touch to the timeless scooter.

How has Honda strengthened Activa’s presence in India?

With a wide dealer and service network across the country, HMSI has made sure that Activa owners get smooth access to after-sales support. The Activa range, available in 110cc and 125cc versions, continues to attract riders of all ages. Alongside it, HMSI also offers other scooters like the Dio (110cc & 125cc) and motorcycles such as Shine 100, SP125, Unicorn, and Hornet 2.0. The company has also stepped into electric mobility with models like the Activa e: and QC1 scooters.