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The assembly of a new means of vigilance will be established at the factory where NSX was previously produced, and on the streets of the United States and Europe, such transport will massively appear in the summer of 2026. On one charge, Equad drives up to 37 kilometers, it is equipped with a recovery system and removable Mobile Power Pack. The development of the ATV was engaged in the Honda startup Fastport.

Fastport startup, like the Flexis company founded by Renault, is aimed at solving the “last mile” problem – this is how the final and most resource -fitting stage of goods delivery to the final consumer is called in logistics. The delivery of the “last mile” accounts for the greatest share of all logistics expenses, so its optimization is of great importance. The Japanese propose to transplant the delivering to electric Equad with a pedal drive and let them go to bike paths. Of course, this will work only in cities where such an infrastructure is not just available, but quite developed.

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What is Equad is clearly visible in the photographs. It is equipped with a unique drive system that combines the Pedal-By-Wire concept (eliminates the direct mechanical connection between pedals and leading wheels, replacing it with special sensors that send the signals to the electric motor) with an assisting function (facilitates the rotation of pedals). Batteries are fast -replaced Honda Mobile Power Pack. You can load up to 295 kilograms of cargo into such an ATV, but the course of the course of even unnecessary will not exceed 37 kilometers. The maximum rate of Equad is 20 kilometers per hour.

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For the convenience of the driver, the ATV is equipped with a canopy against ultraviolet radiation and optional ceramic toning, fan, as well as an automatic parking brake. The modular design allows you to adapt Equad to various tasks, and it can also be connected to the FAAS platform (Fleet-AS-A-Service), having gained access to batteries, cargo containers, service plans and control panels based on artificial intelligence with a real-time analytics.

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The Equad will release the Performance Manugactoring Center in the American state of Ohio, where the Acura NSX supercars and special versions like TLX PMC Edition were previously assembled, and now the Honda CR-V E hydrogen Honda CR-V E: FCEV. According to Honda, the competencies of local experts are the best suited for the production of micro -vehicles.

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