Market Chatter: Honda to Launch License-Free Ultralight eQuad for Urban Last-Mile Delivery

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Sep 03

Honda Motor Co (TYO:7267) will introduce a new ultralight quadricycle, the Fastport eQuad, designed for last-mile logistics in congested urban environments, requiring no driver's license to operate, Nikkei Asia reported on Wednesday, citing a top official.

The pedal-assisted electric vehicle is positioned between cars and two-wheelers, offering a compact and efficient delivery solution, said the publication, citing Hirokazu Hara, vice president of new business development at American Honda Motor.

It will debut initially in the US and European markets, serving as a test case for a new mobility business model, said the news daily.

Honda anticipates strong adoption in densely populated cities where traffic congestion challenges conventional delivery vehicles, the report added.

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