In Pictures: Honda Urged to Build an Electric Super Cub Based on Its Iconic 100-Million-Unit Design

A classic moped leans against a graffiti-covered wall in Hanoi, where simple two-wheelers remain essential daily transport.

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A rider travels a rural road on a Honda motorcycle, underscoring the brand's deep reach in emerging markets.

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Rain-soaked handlebars in Ho Chi Minh City highlight the everyday utility that any Super Cub successor would need to match.

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A classic motorbike parked in a grassy field evokes the enduring appeal of simple, accessible designs.

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A modern step-through parked outside a garage shows how commuter design has evolved since the original Super Cub.

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A classic motorcycle rests amid lush greenery, a reminder of the timeless form that advocates want Honda to electrify.

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A rider pauses on a leafy Kyoto street, illustrating the urban settings where a low-cost electric Cub could thrive.

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A bright yellow classic motorcycle in Dalat reflects the simple, affordable character central to the Super Cub's legacy.

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A vintage scooter beside a rustic brick wall captures the everyday charm that a well-designed electric Cub would aim to preserve.

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