Honda's kei car-inspired N-One e: packs 167-mile range
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Honda just dropped the N-One e:, a small, all-electric car built for Japan's kei car crowd.
Fresh off the Super EV concept reveal at Goodwood, this version keeps things practical—offering a solid 167-mile range and sticking to those classic compact dimensions, even with some design tweaks.
Honda pushes further into eco-friendly rides for city life
Inside, the N-One e: is pretty straightforward—base models skip the center screen, but higher trims get a nine-inch infotainment upgrade.
The rear seats fold nearly flat for extra cargo space, and you get handy features like one-pedal driving and vehicle-to-load (V2L) tech so you can power devices on the go.
Pre-orders open August 1, with deliveries rolling out by fall as Honda pushes further into eco-friendly rides for city life.