Honda is reviving its Motocompo scooter — sold in the early 1980s as gasoline-powered portable mobility solution ... project lead and design engineering unit leader at Honda Development and ...

Honda is looking to redefine mobility by doing a modern take on a unique classic with the Motocompacto e-Scooter. While it looks like a mobility concept of what Honda envisions people riding ...

Plus, the scooter is electric and goes an estimated 12 miles before the lithium-ion battery pack has to be charged up again. Charging takes about 3.5 hours with a 110v outlet, according to Honda.

Honda’s original 1980s Motocompo personal scooter. Image Credits: AB12 Honda’s Motocompacto has a top speed of 15 mph, and it’s aimed at first- and last-mile transportation needs.

Well now, it looks like Honda might be considering bringing back the foldable scooter in EV form. Back in the 1980s, Honda had this neat idea to fit a folding scooter into the trunk of its cars.

There are lots of electric scooters available today in a huge range of styles and prices. But none of them look like the new Honda Motocompacto. Honda seemingly took design inspiration from Ikea ...

Honda may have its eyes on the lucrative shared electric mobility market, based on new patent images showing a fascinating little electric motorcycle or e-scooter variant. Companies like Bird ...

Honda has unveiled its second all-electric scooter in Europe with the new CUV e, as well as introducing an updated RoadSync ...

There are lots of electric scooters available today in a huge range of styles and prices. But none of them look like the new Honda Motocompacto. Honda seemingly took design inspiration from Ikea ...