China Just Brought Back the 1958 Honda Super Cub... With INSANE EV Tech Inside!

The most produced motor vehicle in human history is back, and this time it's electric. Honda's own Chinese joint venture, Wuyang-Honda, revived the 1958 Super Cub as the Cub e: for about $850, with roughly 40 miles of range. Shanghai startup Super Soco packed a Bosch hub motor into its Cub-shaped CUx and even released a Ducati edition. A small Shanghai workshop is turning real Super Cub frames into silent electric street bikes with Panasonic batteries. Back in 1963, "You meet the nicest people on a Honda" made America fall in love with the little Cub. More than 100 million have been built since, a world record. Now China's huge electric two-wheeler supply chain is giving that 1950s silhouette instant torque, zero oil changes and a battery you can charge from a wall outlet. Purists call it sacrilege. Others say it's the only way to keep the Cub on the road for another hundred million riders. Which would you rather own: an original 1960s Super Cub that needs a wrench every other weekend, or a brand-new electric Cub you charge at home and never have to fix? Tell us in the comments. #HondaSuperCub #ElectricMotorcycle #ChinaEV