Honda is clearly taking electrification seriously. I mean, out of the Japanese big four, Honda has some of the most promising tech and has been working on electrification for the longest time when compared to its counterparts.
Clearly, Honda has a lot of electric tech in its portfolio. We talked about how Team Red unveiled two new EV motorcycle concepts at EICMA, and how it totally missed the opportunity to integrate yet another one of its tech innovations into the mix. I am, of course, talking about the Honda Mobile Power Pack e:.
In case you’ve been living under a rock, Honda’s Mobile Power Pack e: just has to be one of the most promising electric mobility solutions since Gogoro came into prominence. And that’s because it’s essentially the same thing. You see, Honda has been working not only on the Mobile Power Pack e: as a universal power solution, but a whole battery swapping infrastructure built around the thing. Honda also seems to be taking its time with the development of all this, as it’s clear it wants to ensure the compatibility of the Mobile Power Pack e: in different markets.
