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Is the fixed battery of the Honda QC1 a strategic mistake in the Indian market?
24 January 2025 10:15
Perhaps Honda is onto something we’re not. Maybe they’re planning on ultra-fast charging that would make swapping unnecessary?
Is the fixed battery of the Honda QC1 a strategic mistake in the Indian market?
24 January 2025 10:15
Now that's a mistake, but maybe not in the future. With better charging infrastructure, fixed batteries will become less of an issue.
Is the fixed battery of the Honda QC1 a strategic mistake in the Indian market?
24 January 2025 10:15
I think it's smart. Swappable batteries are a transitional technology. Instead Honda is focusing on improving the core EV experience.
Is the Honda QC1's modest performance destined to fail in the cutthroat Indian EV market?
24 January 2025 10:15
Nah, it's not doomed. All most people need is a reliable commuter, not a speed demon. Honda knows its market.
Is the Honda QC1's modest performance destined to fail in the cutthroat Indian EV market?
24 January 2025 10:15
It's definitely going to struggle. Even if they don’t need it, people in India want the best specs for their money.
Is the Honda QC1's modest performance destined to fail in the cutthroat Indian EV market?
24 January 2025 10:15
You're both missing the point. Honda, people will buy it for the name.
Is the Honda QC1's modest performance destined to fail in the cutthroat Indian EV market?
24 January 2025 10:15
I think it's a smart move. They’re trying to appeal to the largest market segment by focusing on practicality over performance.
Is the Honda QC1's modest performance destined to fail in the cutthroat Indian EV market?
24 January 2025 10:15
It's doomed. EV enthusiasts want new tech, and the QC1 feels like it’s from 2020.
Is the Honda QC1's modest performance destined to fail in the cutthroat Indian EV market?
24 January 2025 10:15
Are you guys forgetting this is probably just Honda's first step? Later they'll release higher performance models.
Is the Honda QC1's modest performance destined to fail in the cutthroat Indian EV market?
24 January 2025 10:15
Does it really matter if your scooter can go 50 or 80 km/h in bumper-to-bumper traffic? Honda's being realistic here.
Is the Honda QC1's modest performance destined to fail in the cutthroat Indian EV market?
24 January 2025 10:15
In fact, the modest specs might be a blessing. Better reliability and longer battery life are usually associated with lower performance.
Is the Honda QC1's modest performance destined to fail in the cutthroat Indian EV market?
24 January 2025 10:15
It’s the package, not the specs. Should Honda price it right and build on its service network, it could be a hit.
Is the Honda QC1's modest performance destined to fail in the cutthroat Indian EV market?
24 January 2025 10:15
And I think we’re underestimating the average Indian buyer. Not all of us want or need a high-performance EV for our daily commute.
Could the TAMO RaceMo help change perceptions about Indian automotive engineering?
24 January 2025 09:09
Absolutely. That would have been a massive statement to the world that India can produce more than cheap cars.
Could the TAMO RaceMo help change perceptions about Indian automotive engineering?
24 January 2025 09:09
I doubt it. It's never going to be one car that changes decades of perception. That would’ve been a fluke.
Could the TAMO RaceMo help change perceptions about Indian automotive engineering?
24 January 2025 09:09
One model could have started the process, but real change would take sustained effort and more than one model.
Could the TAMO RaceMo help change perceptions about Indian automotive engineering?
24 January 2025 09:09
Definitely. Check out how the NSX altered perceptions of Honda. Tata could have been the RaceMo.
Could the TAMO RaceMo help change perceptions about Indian automotive engineering?
24 January 2025 09:09
The average person wouldn't care, but maybe among enthusiasts. It's the mass market cars that create the general perceptions.
Could the TAMO RaceMo help change perceptions about Indian automotive engineering?
24 January 2025 09:09
At least it would have gotten people talking. That’s all you need sometimes to start changing minds.
Could the TAMO RaceMo help change perceptions about Indian automotive engineering?
24 January 2025 09:09
Even when it didn't make it to production, I think it already changed some perceptions. It was impressive that Tata could design something like this.
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