The Honda N-One e: is the Japanese carmaker's latest electric vehicle.
Twin-charging ports flank the Honda logo in the centre; circular LED DRLs surround the headlights.
Overall, the N-One e: has a boxy shape and upright stance, usually associated with Kei cars.
Slim rectangular tail-lights get the smoked treatment.
Tiny 6-spoke alloy wheels have a very simple design.
The cabin of the N-One e: is minimalistic; V2L and V2H charging options to be made available.
The steering wheel gets a dual-tone black and white colour treatment.
Honda has added plenty of physical buttons in the cabin; a 9-inch touchscreen will be offered as an optional extra.
Honda N-ONE e: exterior and interior image gallery
Honda Motor has revealed its N-ONE e: compact electric Kei car, which is based on the Super EV concept shown at the recently concluded Goodwood Festival of Speed. The new Honda car has a boxy design and features round headlamps and rectangular taillights, and it will be offered in 4 colours. Minimalist is the theme inside, with a lot of physical buttons and an optional 9-inch touchscreen. It also has vehicle-to-load (V2L), as well as vehicle-to-home (V2H) charging capabilities. On the WLTP cycle, the Honda N-ONE e: returns 270km. The new Honda EV will rival the likes of Hyundai Inster, Fiat 500e and Renault Twingo in global markets.
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