I recently bought my first electric vehicle — a Honda Motocompacto. Unlike the company’s just-launched Prologue electric SUV, the $995 Honda Motocompacto costs about $48,000 less and can be carried in ...

The Honda Motocompacto feels like something James Bond might have if he was also obsessed with "Transformers." Luckily, you needn't be a super spy with a government expense account to get your hands ...

Honda’s new e-scooter looks like a suitcase but is perfect for being stowed away in your car or room. Reading time 3 minutes Honda recently released a quite unique (read: goofy) looking e-scooter, the ...

UPDATE 12/8/23: This review has been updated with test results. Yes, really. Today, as in the 1980s, city traffic sucks. No one likes commuting in gridlock, but it's often unavoidable even in places ...

On a chilly, gray fall day at the M1 Concourse in Pontiac, Michigan, myself and several other local journalists became the first to take a hands on look at Honda's briefcase-sized answer to that last ...

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In the new Motocompacto, Honda has resurrected a concept as old as I am – a compact, folding scooter that fits conveniently into the storage area of your car. In the 1980s, it was called the Motocompo ...

The most important thing about the Motocompacto is that it's made by American Honda Motor co. There are plenty of folding electric scooters on sale, plenty of last-mile solutions. But this one isn't ...