Honda N-One e: Revealed As Brand’s Smallest EV Yet; Has Range Of Up To 270 KM

Honda has unveiled its newest and most compact electric vehicle in its home market. Named N-One e:, the tiny electric car has an estimated driving range of 270 kilometres and can even power a home! The production-spec N-one e: is the everyday version of the Super EV Concept, which debuted at the Goodwood Festival of Speed.

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The N-One e: is a tall, box-shaped electric car with flat sides and an upright profile. It features round headlights and rectangular taillights. Honda has yet to reveal full specifications, but the compact hatch is unlikely to exceed 3.4 metres in length, considering the strict kei car regulations in Japan. Moreover, it seems to feature dual charging ports at the front, positioned either side of the Honda logo.

For the interior of N-One e:, Honda has taken a straightforward approach, but far from plain. Honda has sprinkled an abundance of physical buttons with the gear selector positioned on the sloping centre console and the electric parking brake sitting beside. However, the standout feature is the vehicle-to-load (V2L) capability, which allows the car to supply electricity to devices and appliances, as well as its vehicle-to-home (V2H) charging capability. Furthermore, the rear seats of the five-door compact fold down flat with a 50:50 split for enhanced cargo room.

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Additionally, a recessed shelf runs along the dashboard, providing extra storage space. Higher trim levels are equipped with a free-standing touchscreen infotainment system. Although Honda has only confirmed the vehicle’s 270 km driving range, several visible features include cruise control, lane-keep assist, ventilated front seats, multiple drive modes, hill hold assist, USB charging ports and more.

Honda plans to launch the N-one e: in Japan in September this year, with bookings starting on August 1.