Honda is bringing Mobile Power Pack e: battery swap tech to the US

Honda brought its Mobile Power Pack e: swappable battery system to ACT Expo last week, where the brand announced plans to bring the swap system to market for B2B commercial integrations starting as early as June 2026.

Honda has been working on its swappable-battery tech for a while now, showing it off in various applications like the brand’s electric lawn mowers, its electric scooters in Indonesia, and with OEM partnerships with rival brand Yamaha in Japan. Now, Honda says it’s ready to bring the Mobile Power Pack e: to the US market.

Once it arrives, Honda will aim its MPP at addressing key friction points with e-mobility adoption such as long charging time, downtime concerns, and high battery costs in the power generation, small-scale construction equipment, agriculture, and material handling spaces.

The conceptual diagram below, provided by Honda, illustrates how the same MPP could could be used across those industries.