Honda WN7 Electric Motor Officially Launches With Surprising Specifications, 140 Km Tempuh Distance

Honda WN7 electric motorcycle. (Photo: Honda)

JAKARTA Honda Motor Co., Ltd. officially introduced his newest electric motorcycle, Honda WN7, at the EICMA 2025 event which took place in Milan, Italy, on November 4, 2025. This sport-style electric motorbike has quite surprising specifications.

This model became Honda's first electric motor developed under the concept of 'Be the Wind', emphasizing the experience of driving freely with the distinctive silence of electric vehicles. As reported by the Honda Global website, Wednesday, November 5.

Honda explained that the design philosophy allows motorists to feel firsthand the surrounding atmosphere, ranging from the sound of the wind, people's conversations, to the excitement of the leaves. Something difficult to get from conventional motorcycles.

Visually, WN7 appears with a firm silhouette and futuristic nuances wrapped in a golden accent. This combination is said to be the design identity for all lines of Honda electric motorcycles in the future.

The body structure is also designed differently from conventional motorcycles. The case of aluminum batteries in the middle serves as the main structural element, replacing the traditional framework, in order to lower weight while increasing stability and agility.

Motor-inverters are integrated into the heart of the WN7 drive, producing a maximum power of 50 kW, or the equivalent of a 600 cc gasoline motor, and a 100 Nm peak torque that is equivalent to a motorbike with a capacity of 1,000 cc. This force is channeled smoothly without sound, but still provides a strong acceleration sensation typical of sports vehicles.

WN7 uses a 9.3 kWh capacity lithium-ion battery that supports fast charging systems with CCS2 and Type 2 standards. With fast charging, charging from 20 percent to 80 percent can be done in about 30 minutes.

In the WMTC mode test, this bike is capable of traveling a distance of up to 140 kilometers in one charge. Another interesting feature is the regenerative braking system with the Selector Deceleration button, allowing motorists to set the slowdown rate when releasing the thrustle.

In addition, there is a Walking Speed' mode that makes it easier for motorists to push motorbikes forward or back slowly just by pressing the switch on the left handlebar. This becomes a practical feature when maneuvering in a narrow space.

Production of the Honda WN7 will be carried out at the Honda facility in Kumamoto, Japan, which is the global manufacturing center of Honda electric motorcycles. The company plans to gradually introduce this model to international markets that are ready to support the electric vehicle ecosystem.

This step is part of Honda's long-term commitment to strengthening the line of environmentally friendly vehicles, as well as affirming the company's position as a pioneer in the transition to the electrification era in the two-wheel segment.