Last Mile in Style: Honda Motocompacto Review

This is the new Honda Motocompacto, a modern-day take on a folding suitcase-sized scooter from the 1980's. This one is all-electric and it's loads of fun!

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⏱️ Chapters
0:00 Introduction
0:23 What is the Motocompacto?
0:50 Specifications and Features
2:20 How to Compact the Compacto
4:33 Ride Impressions
6:37 Pricing and Availability

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[felixcartagena]

MSRP $995.00. My local Honda & Acura Dealers are charging $2220.00 and $1740.00. I had to go out of State to purchase at MSRP price. Got a purchase confirmation but not a delivery/pick-up time. Possibly not until the New Year.

[whyallthefuss]

I was guessing the price at around 2 grand. Thousand bucks is really good price (sans the undercoating and the extended warranty the dealer will try their best to shove it down your throat)

[ALMXDP]

So cool, and a pretty decent price for something so compacto!

[jenniferjoseph]

Who knew we would be riding our computer terminals to work one day 🤣🤣

[camgere]

The answer to the age old questions "How do I get back home after taking my car/motorcycle to the dealer?" or "How do I get to the Car Rental agency from home?"

[gtuqmnp]

Will it come with the city like the old one 😅

[noseboop]

It really is designed for the US market. Pretty much in every other country in the developped world this bike requires registration and a motorcycle license and insurance, due to the lack of pedals or the motor being a bit too powerful.

[jenniferjoseph]

Those wheels look like they couldn't even go over rocks 🤣🤣

[walkingconifer]

This is a high school design competition level of design. What a waste of Eng resources

[CubbyTech]

I can't imagine trying to fold it up and unfold up to 4 times a day - what a hassle.