Honda e
Winner of the Red Dot Design Award, the Honda E has a minimalist design, with attention focusing on its incredible full-width digital dashboard. It’s a perfect city car.
Est. Range
105mi (real world)
Efficiency
271 Wh/mi
Acceleration
0-62mph in 8 sec
Top Speed
90mph
Usable Battery
28.5kWh
Charging Port
CCS
The Honda e is rooted in the company's Kei car history (a special kind car for Tokyo). It is an expression of Honda's intent to move into the future and build solution based cars again. This will be a cult hit, it speaks of Japanese car culture and problem solving.
Interior
With a tighter turning circle than a London Taxi (by almost two) Honda E is a car built perfectly for the city, punchy acceleration and a "lounge" on wheels.Packed full of technology like the , hydrophobic intelligent cameras instead of wing mirrors.
Slow 3.7kWh Chargers
- Typical location:
- Home
- Avg. miles per hour:
- 11 miles
Fast 7kWh Chargers
- Typical location:
- Home | Work | Public
- Avg. miles per hour:
- 20 miles
Rapid Chargers
- Typical location:
- Public (short stays)
- Avg. miles per hour:
- 120 miles
1752mm wide
1509mm high
3894mm long
Drive:
Rear wheel drive
Seats:
4
Boot volume:
171L
Tow hitch possible:
No
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