The 2023 Japan Mobility Show, scheduled for the end of October to the beginning of November, has seen Honda reveal their displays.
Public access to the 2023 Japan Mobility Show (previously the Tokyo Motor Show) will begin on October 28 and run until November 5. Honda has scheduled two powered two-wheelers (PTW) for display.
The bike in question, SC e: Concept (top of page), is a component of the “Sustaina-C” concept project. The EM1 e, Honda’s first production model, seems smaller than this electric scooter, powered by two of the company’s Mobile Power Pack e, swappable batteries. Honda says, “This model realizes more comfort for people’s daily mobility and offers a smooth and powerful ride unique to an electric motorcycle.”
Another of Honda’s displays at the Japan Mobility Show is the previously mentioned Mobile Power Pack e: (above), and below is the “Pocket Concept,” which is an electric pocket bike as the name implies.
According to Honda, their mobility business is driven by the motto “The Power of Dreams – How we move you.” It is what Honda says this slogan means: “A broad range of mobility products and services Honda creates with such power of dreams will move people physically, move people’s hearts, and help many people realize their dreams so that there will be an expanse of dreams toward the future.” The slogan also states that “the dreams of every employee at Honda has always been the driving force of Honda.”
Additionally, Honda plans to display various concept vehicles during the exhibition, including a hybrid vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) aircraft. Without getting into too much automotive language, it is essential to note that the Honda CI-MEV, seen below, maybe the most exquisite four-wheeled vehicle in automotive history.
