Bhago Mobility, in partnership with Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI) and Honda Power Pack Energy India (HEID), has launched BhaGoMo – iRide, an electric last-mile mobility service for Delhi Metro commuters. The service has started at ITO Metro Station, one of Delhi’s busy transit points, offering commuters access to Honda ACTIVA e: electric scooters for short-term and longer-duration travel.
The initiative aims to provide a convenient and sustainable connection between metro stations and passengers’ final destinations. Under the service, commuters can rent an electric scooter for a few hours or several days, pick it up from the metro hub and return it at the designated location.
Users can register through the Bhago app in less than five minutes using DigiLocker-based verification. The vehicles are connected through telematics, while battery swapping helps reduce waiting time associated with conventional charging. The Honda e:Swap network provides access to close to 90 stations through 202 battery exchangers across Delhi-NCR. A battery can be replaced in about two minutes, allowing vehicles to remain available for commuters without long charging breaks.
Bhago plans to establish hubs at six Delhi Metro stations identified with the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC). The ITO location will serve as the flagship hub for the first phase of the programme. The initiative brings together Honda’s electric mobility products, the Honda e:Swap battery network and Bhago’s digital mobility platform, creating an integrated last-mile transportation service for metro users.
“The ITO launch is a beginning. Together, Bhago and its partners intend to replicate the metro-hub model across the country,” said Aditya Goyal, Founder, Bhago Mobility. “The goal is simple: wherever mass transit moves people, an easy, convenient, comfortable, reliable and safe electric last-mile ride should be waiting at the gate.”
Mutsuo Usui, Director, Sales & Marketing, Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India, said the collaboration brings together the strengths of the partners to make electric last-mile mobility more practical for daily commuters. Takuya Taniguchi, President & CEO, Honda Power Pack Energy India, said battery swapping, which has already been used for commercial electric fleets, can now provide greater convenience to daily commuters through the BhaGoMo – iRide service. DMRC also welcomed the initiative, highlighting its potential to strengthen safe, convenient and environmentally friendly last-mile connectivity.
Bhago Mobility plans to expand the metro-hub model to other cities and transit locations across India. The company operates in Delhi-NCR and Bengaluru and is developing an integrated platform combining electric two- and three-wheelers, battery-swapping infrastructure, metro hubs and digital fleet management.
