2021 World Car Awards: Honda e Crowned World Urban Car Of The Year

- The all electric Honda e is the 2021 World Urban Car Of The Year
- It competed with the Toyota GR Yaris and Honda Jazz for the award
- The Honda e electric hatchback comes with two electric powertrain options
The Honda e has been announced the Urban Car Of The Year at the 2021 World Car Of The Year. The electric hatchback was launched in Europe last year and it adores a retro design theme and modern technology. Apart from being one of the top three contenders for the Urban Car Of Year, the EV also got shortlisted for the top three contenders for the World car Design of The Year and the WCOTY. Along with the Honda e, the other shortlisted cars for the Urban Car Of The Year were Toyota GR Yaris and Honda Jazz.
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Commenting on the win, Tom Gardner, Senior Vice President, Honda Motor Europe said, "I would like to say thank you for this award, reflecting the hard work and dedication of our engineering teams. We are delighted with the results and for the continuing support of the World Car Of The Year organisation."

The Honda e Prototype will deliver a range of 200 km in a single charge
The Honda e electric hatchback comes with two electric powertrain options. The lower-spec version makes 100 kW (134 bhp), while the more powerful model gets a 113 kW (151 bhp) electric motor. Both versions offer 315 Nm of peak torque. A 35.5 kWh lithium-ion battery pack provides a range of 220 km on a single charge. The company says that the battery can be charged up to 80 per cent in just 30 minutes with a fast charger.
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