iFixit | Honda Motocompacto: Held Together by Screws and Velcro! @iFixitYourself | Uploaded 8 months ago | Updated 1 hour ago
What’s the best way to skip traffic without having to wear spandex and pedal? Honda thinks that they have the answer, and they might be right. This is the Motocompacto, an electric scooter designed for “last-mile” commuting.

The spec sheet claims it has a 12 mile range, 265 lb payload limit, and tops out at 15 mph. What it doesn’t tell you is how extremely fun it is to ride. Best of all, it folds into a manageable briefcase for easy transportation. Pack it up and take it to the office to charge up for the commute home.

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Chapters
00:00 Introduction
00:36 Teardown: Getting inside the Honda Motocompacto
00:55 Early look at the battery, even though we can’t remove it yet
01:26 The Honda Motocompacto has a fuse on the battery line
01:42 Removing the Honda Motocompacto battery to take a closer look
02:25 Removing the Honda Motocompacto electric motor wheel and controller
02:57 Final thoughts on the Motocompacto and repairability assessment


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