Bhago Mobility, in partnership with Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI) and Honda Power Pack Energy India (HEID), recently launched its BhaGoMo-iRide electric last-mile mobility service at Delhi’s ITO Metro Station.The service allows commuters to rent Honda ACTIVA e: electric two-wheelers from Gate No. 3 of the metro station on an hourly or daily basis. Riders can register through the Bhago app using DigiLocker-based verification and access a fully charged, telematics-connected electric two-wheeler within minutes.The vehicles use swappable batteries supported by Honda’s e network. According to the company, batteries can be exchanged in about two minutes across nearly 90 locations equipped with 202 battery exchangers in Delhi NCR, reducing dependence on conventional charging.Bhago Mobility plans to establish hubs at six Delhi Metro stations finalised with Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC), with ITO serving as the flagship location. The initiative combines electric two-wheelers from HMSI, battery-swapping infrastructure from HEID and Bhago Mobility’s digital platform.Users can book vehicles for a few hours or several days, collect them from a metro-station hub and return them at the same location. The service is aimed at supporting office travel, short trips and other last-mile requirements.Aditya Goyal, Founder, Bhago Mobility, said the company and its partners plan to replicate the metro-hub model across transit networks in other Indian cities, combining metro connectivity, electric vehicles, battery swapping and technology-enabled operations.Mutsuo Usui, Director, Sales & Marketing, Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India, said the collaboration brings together the partners’ strengths to make electric last-mile mobility more practical and convenient for commuters.Takuya Taniguchi, President & CEO, Honda Power Pack Energy India, said the initiative extends the benefits of battery swapping, already used by commercial EV fleets, to daily metro commuters.Dr Amit Kumar Jain, Director, Operations & Services, DMRC, said the initiative supports DMRC’s efforts to strengthen safe, convenient and eco-friendly last-mile connectivity while helping reduce pollution.