Honda eQuad: A Electric Quadricycle for Urban Deliveries

Honda eQuad: A Electric Quadricycle for Urban Deliveries

Honda eQuad Quadricycle: A Game-Changing Electric Quadricycle Set to Revolutionize Last-Mile Delivery.

In a bold move toward redefining urban logistics, Honda has introduced the eQuad, a fully electric quadricycle tailored for last-mile delivery. Developed under Honda’s newly launched business unit, Fastport, the eQuad combines smart engineering with sustainability, promising efficient and flexible transport in dense urban environments.

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Modular Design Meets Swappable Power

The eQuad is powered by Honda’s Mobile Power Pack (MPP)—a swappable battery system that enables seamless power replacement in under 30 seconds. This system not only cuts downtime but also enhances operational efficiency for delivery services.

Honda eQuad: A Electric Quadricycle for Urban Deliveries
Honda eQuad – Electric Quadricycle

Available in two size variants, the eQuad features a modular chassis adaptable to diverse business needs. Payload capacity ranges from 320 lbs in the compact variant to 650 lbs in the larger version, with customizable cargo boxes to match delivery requirements.

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With a narrow body designed to fit bike lanes (subject to local regulations), the eQuad aims to ease urban congestion. It travels up to 12 mph and offers a range of approximately 23 miles, ideal for short-distance commercial routes. Notable rider-focused features include a UV-coated canopy, ceramic tint options, and a ventilation fan for comfort in warmer climates.

Honda eQuad: A Electric Quadricycle for Urban Deliveries
Honda eQuad – Electric Quadricycle

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Tech-Powered Logistics with Fleet-as-a-Service

Fastport’s launch goes beyond vehicle manufacturing. The eQuad comes integrated with a Fleet-as-a-Service (FaaS) model, offering swappable batteries, cargo modules, real-time fleet data, and predictive maintenance — essentially streamlining logistics through digital innovation. Over-the-air software updates and a camera-based rearview mirror further elevate the eQuad’s tech profile.

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Production of the eQuad is slated to begin at Honda’s Performance Manufacturing Center in Ohio by summer 2026, following initial deployments in late 2025. Although targeted at North American and European markets initially, its compact footprint and adaptable design make it well-suited for Indian metro cities facing traffic bottlenecks and surging e-commerce demand.

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