Honda is taking its iconic MotoCompo design to the next level with a new patent for a two-seater version called the MotoCompacto. This fun and compact electric vehicle is designed to make urban adventures more exciting and fun for families (sort of).
The original MotoCompacto is a single-seater scooter, great for solo rides but basically not for sharing the fun. Now, Honda’s new patent, titled “Mobility Apparatus,” introduces a larger version of this with two seats and four wheels. It keeps the quirky, lovable design of the original but adds more practicality.It ai
It aimed at parents, this new vehicle make city trips more for children to have fun. The patent describes how this two-seater could transform urban travel by providing a compact, stowable, and power-assisted mode of transport. It features three handlebars—two for the seated riders to hold on to and one at the back for controlling the vehicle. There’s even a small standing platform at the back for the driver.
This innovative design also includes storage space under the seats, for carrying essentials. Plus, it can be towed with a rope or even follow autonomously.
While Honda hasn’t announced an official release yet, this patent suggests they’re serious about offering a fun, family-friendly electric vehicle. However, as this is still just a patent, we’ll have to wait and see if and when it becomes available in the future.
Rumored Features:
- Seating: Two seats and a small standing platform
- Handlebars: Three handlebars for control and stability
- Wheels: Four-wheel design
- Storage: Space beneath the seats
- Mobility: Towing capability and autonomous following mode
- Target Audience: Families with children for urban travel
For now, we’ll keep an eye out for any official announcements from Honda. and Honda please make this happen. *wink*
