Honda Launches WN7 Electric Motorcycle in Europe

Honda has unveiled its first electric motorcycle in the European market, the Honda WN7.

The Honda WN7 bike isn’t just another EV; it’s a fixed-battery, naked-style bike built for the fun segment. This bike is ideal for riders seeking excitement with a clean, futuristic vibe.

So, what does WN7 stand for?

• W – “Be the Wind,” Honda’s design concept

• N – Naked

• 7 – Output class

The launch of the WN7 marks a major step in Honda’s environmental strategy. The company aims for all its motorcycles to be carbon-neutral by the 2040s, supporting its broader goal of full carbon neutrality across products and operations by 2050.

Honda WN7 Highlights

• Range: over 130 km (83 miles)

• Fixed lithium-ion battery

• CCS2 rapid charging: 20% to 80% in ~30 minutes

• Home charging: full charge in under 3 hours

• Futuristic, slim EV design

• Performance comparable to 600cc ICE motorcycles in output and 1000cc in torque

• 5-inch TFT display with Honda RoadSync connectivity

Honda says it will continue to expand its electric lineup to meet the diverse needs of customers, ranging from commuters to high-performance fun models. With 2024 positioned as the first year of global expansion for its EV motorcycles, the WN7 signals Honda’s acceleration into the electric market.