It can be fully charged in just 3.5 hours using a common 110 v outlet, whether in the folded or ready-to-ride configuration.“Motocompacto is uniquely Honda — a fun, innovative and unexpected facet of our larger electrification strategy,” said Jane Nakagawa, vice president of the R&D Business Unit at American Honda Motor Co., Inc.
Motocompacto, even more than its ancestor, is an ideal solution for navigating cityscapes and college campuses. Its design prioritizes rider comfort and convenience, featuring a plush seat, secure grip foot pegs, on-board storage, a digital speedometer, a charge gauge, and a comfortable carry handle. With the help of a smart phone app, riders can effortlessly customize their personal settings, such as lighting and ride modes, using Bluetooth connectivity.
Charging is fast and convenient with a compact charger that can be stored on-board. Motocompacto features sleek and simple styling that allows for personalization with decals, stickers, skins, and more, not unlike a laptop. To enhance the ownership experience, a range of branded Motocompacto accessories will be available, including a helmet, backpack, apparel, and more.or via your local Honda dealer.
The question now is whether the Honda name and the nostalgia behind it will make it a good competitor in the market. It’s somewhere between a scooter and an e-bike, and it’s not going to be as stable as either of those with such small wheels. It also looks like it might not be a comfortable ride compared to other micromobility solutions on the market.