Honda’s patent drawing points to the next electric bike from the brand. With the patent images leaked, the anticipation for the next electric bike is high. The article covers everything about Honda’s new electric bike.
The new Honda Electric bike patent images were published in March 2025, and the concept was showcased at the Beijing Motor Show in April 2025. The company has not revealed its name, but did share some design elements that caught the attention of bike lovers.
The unnamed model looks quite different in concept and design from the previous bikes. According to the reports, the bike resembles a crossover between a scooter and a cruiser motorcycle. The Honda electric strategy was the expansion of its electric two-wheeler vehicle range.
Honda’s new Electric Bike Launch
Honda unveiled the electric motorcycle WN7 in November 2025 at EICMA 2025, and now the new electric bike model is in the talks. The patent images have unveiled their new electric bike concept and its design; however, the company has not revealed its technical or mechanical details.
Honda has not revealed its name or launch details or its development stage, but considering the WN7 launch, we can expect the next electric bike to grace the market in two years, around late 2027 or 2028. The development of the bike, testing, and production can take time; hence, the two-year official launch can be expected.
Honda’s Next Electric Bike Design
The leaked patent image of Honda’s New electric bike reveals the following things about its design:
- The new electric bike will be different from the previous electric bike concepts with its futuristic design and cruiser concept.
- The leaked images show the bike to have scooter ergonomics and a long and low silhouette of a cruiser.
- The cruiser DNA of Honda’s new electric bike makes it unique and eye-catching. The concept makes it different from other models and gives a sharp side view.
- The footrests are positioned at the far forward end and look adjustable to offer a comfortable seating position.
- The images revealed levers at the handlebars’ ends and no pedals on the footrests, and a scooter braking system.
Honda’s New Electric Bike Features
Honda has not revealed any technical details about the new electric bike concept. However, based on the patent image and the reports, you can expect the following features:
- The model will have the USD telescopic forks, four-piston brake calipers at the front, and a rear wheel driven by a toothed belt.
- The chassis of the new electric bike can be built on the current EV concept and enhanced aerodynamically.
- The company has not revealed anything about its battery capacity, range, and specs, so we have to wait for the official reveal from the makers.
Honda’s Next Electric Bike Expected Price
Honda’s next electric bike details are yet to be out, as the brand has only revealed the concept. The company has not revealed anything about the expected price; however, based on the Honda electric bikes’ price and market response, we can estimate the price.
Honda WN7 price is set for the UK market, that is, around £12,999. The next electric bike from Honda can cost around £13,000 to £14,000. In the Indian market, Honda has a two-wheeler electric vehicle, the Honda Activa e. We have yet to see the bike models, so we have to wait for the launch. Maybe in the next two years we can see the bikes.
Honda’s Electric Bike Strategy
Honda has been working on its electric vehicles globally, with their environmental goals to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050. The company has presented several EV technologies and studies at EICMA 2024 and later developed the WN7 model.
The company is now focused on developing and expanding its two-wheeler vehicle range of battery-electric vehicles. The company has developed a business use of electric vehicles, such as GYRO e, delivery vehicles, and others, to make things easy.
Honda patents the next electric bike design, which is different from the usual design and offers the cruiser and scooter crossover that no one except. The model is looking promising, but we have yet to have its technical details to assess its performance.
