Honda is set to pull the covers off a new electric motorcycle on September 2, teasing the upcoming reveal with camouflaged ...

Honda takes battery-swap technology global with the launch of its latest electric scooter – and I've taken it for a revealing ...

The Honda EM1 E is the first electric moped by Honda. It has a 1.7kW motor that delivers a maximum torque of 90Nm and a top speed of 45km/h.

The scooter is named EM1 e: (colon included) and is set to be released in summer 2023 at a price that hasn’t been disclosed yet. It’s a step toward Honda’s carbon neutrality goal for its ...

The EM1 e: is Honda’s answer to urban mobility, and it’s ready to charge up the streets of the Philippines. Electric mobility may not make sense to everyone, but it certainly makes sense in ...

Spring saw an official debut of the thing, and now, the first of the Big Four’s machines are finally out. The Honda ‘EM1 e:’ is a swappable battery scooter capable of a neat 40km range, and designed ...

The EM1 will become the brand’s first electric model in Europe when it is released this following summer. It’s the first of 10 new Honda electric motorbikes that the company promised to unveil ...

Honda hasn’t revealed a price for the EM1 e:, but we imagine it will roughly match the £3,3350 Yamaha charges for its equally stupidly named Neo’s, which fits into the same licence category.

To find out, Honda will supply 30 EM1 scooters, 60 Mobile Power Pack batteries, and three Power Pack Exchanger swap stations to GoCimo for the test program in Sweden's third-largest city.