3.5 Crore Honda Activa Models Sold in India Since 2001

Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India (HMSI) has hit a key milestone of 3.5 crore or 35 million sales for its popular Activa range, comprising the Activa 110, Activa 125 and Activa-i. The firm hit this landmark over a span of 24 years.

Since its launch in 2001, Activa has been at the centre of two-wheeler transformation, bringing accessible mobility to riders across demographics. As a strong contributor to HMSI's growth, Activa plays a key role in the brand's presence in the Indian two-wheeler market.

The first 10 million Activa customers were achieved by the year 2015, followed by 20 million in 2018, and now 35 million in 2025, a journey that reflects the enduring trust of millions of customers.

Over the years, Activa has continued to evolve whilst staying rooted in these fundamentals.

Market Leadership

The success of Activa is backed by its adaptability. Over the years, the scooter has incorporated key updates in technology and user experience and continues to be a popular choice in two-wheeler. The launch of the Activa e: marked a new phase in this journey, giving customers more choice whilst continuing to deliver on performance and comfort.

Strengthening this legacy further, HMSI recently launched the Activa and Activa 125 anniversary editions in August 2025, offering customers a fresh expression of India's most loved scooter.

Extensive Dealer Network

With a robust dealer network across India, HMSI has ensured seamless sales and service access for Activa customers, helping it grow across age groups and geographies.

Apart from the Activa in 110cc & 125cc avatars, the company's scooter line-up includes Dio in 110cc & 125cc versions and in the motorcycle category, there are ten exciting models across 100-110cc (Shine 100, Shine 100 DX & Livo), 125cc (Shine 125, SP125 and CB125 Hornet), 160cc (Unicorn & SP160) and 180-200cc (Hornet 2.0 & NX200) segments. HMSI also ventured into the EV segment with the Activa e: and QC1 electric scooters.

The Activa's remarkable sales progression -- from 10 million units over 14 years to an additional 15 million in just seven years -- is a sign of accelerating market acceptance and brand loyalty. The scooter has transcended demographic boundaries, appealing to students, working professionals, homemakers, and senior citizens alike.