Honda India Foundation has handed 101 emergency response vehicles, including 100 CB350 motorcycles and one Honda Elevate, to strengthen Mumbai Police mobility.
MUMBAI (India CSR): Honda India Foundation (HIF), the CSR arm for all Honda group companies in India, today handed 101 Emergency Response Vehicles (ERVs) to Mumbai Police, further strengthening its support for public-safety institutions through mobility-focused CSR efforts.
The deployment comprises 100 Honda CB350 motorcycles and one Honda Elevate, specially modified for police use. The vehicles will support police personnel in enhancing mobility across Mumbai’s high-footfall areas, strengthening patrolling and field response capabilities.
The flag-off ceremony was held in Worli, Mumbai, in the presence of Mohd. Suvez Haque, IPS, Joint Commissioner of Police (Administration), Mumbai; Piyush Mittal, Vice President & Operating Head, General Affairs & Corporate Affairs, Honda Cars India Ltd.; Rajeev Taneja, Operating Officer, Honda India Foundation; and senior representatives from Mumbai Police and Honda India Foundation.
The motorcycles have been equipped with dual-tone sirens and public-address systems, LED emergency lights, front police display boards, windscreens and storage boxes, among other modifications required for police operations. The Honda Elevate has also been customised for police use. These features are intended to support visibility, communication and operational efficiency during patrolling and field-level duties.
The deployment forms part of Honda India Foundation’s broader effort to support institutional mobility and public-safety systems through its CSR programme, “Sadak Sahayak – Surakshit Marg, Surakshit Jeevan.” With this initiative, Honda India Foundation has deployed a cumulative 613 motorcycles to strengthen police mobility and field operations across India.
Honda India Foundation (HIF) is the CSR arm of Honda group companies in India. Established in 2019, the Foundation reflects Honda’s belief that mobility is not limited to machines, but also includes expanding access to opportunities, ideas, and better futures for people and communities.
With over 16.2 million* lives impacted, HIF works across road safety, education, environment, rural development, healthcare and employment-linked skilling. Through responsible and inclusive initiatives, the Foundation contributes towards building a safer, healthier, and more sustainable society.
Honda group companies in India include Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India Pvt. Ltd., Honda Cars India Ltd., Honda India Power Products Ltd., Honda R&D India Pvt. Ltd., Honda Access India Pvt. Ltd., Honda Trading Corporation India Pvt. Ltd., Honda Kaihatsu India Hospitality Pvt. Ltd., Honda Logistics India Pvt. Ltd., and Honda Power Pack Energy India Pvt. Ltd.
