Honda's new Motocompacto is a fully electric scooter, inspired by another short-lived 80s scooter.
No it's not Photoshop. The vehicle, folded up, looks like one of those folding tables, but has two aluminum wheels that pop out at the bottom.
To convert it into a scooter, you need to open the handlebars, the seat and the rear wheel. Then you'll have something that vaguely resembles one bike.
Honda says its aluminum frame and wheels keep it "light", but at 41kg, it's in the same weight category as regular e-bikes. Its range is “up to 12 miles”, and it won't take you very far. 
When you reach the 12-mile range, it will need to recharge for 3,5 hours, which is a significantly long time. At least it comes with a built-in charger ready to plug into an outlet.
The ugly electric scooter will be available from November with price "under $995" and exclusively by Honda website and its representatives.
