Honda N-One e: Debuts in Japan with EV Charm and Home-Powering Tech

Honda’s smallest electric car, the N-One e:, has officially debuted in Japan after making a quiet but cute appearance at the Goodwood Festival of Speed. Designed to comply with kei car regulations, the N-One e: is a compact, high-roof city runabout that blends retro charm with modern electric utility.

Honda N One E Front Quarter

While Honda hasn’t released full specs, kei regulations limit its length to under 3.4 metres and output to 63 hp. It likely shares its underpinnings with the N-Van e:, which offers 245 km of range and 50 kW DC fast charging—enough to top up in around 30 minutes.

Inside, the N-One e: keeps things simple and functional. There’s a mix of physical buttons, a rotary volume dial, and one-pedal driving capability. A shelf below the touchscreen keeps your smartphone within easy reach, and the 50:50 split-folding rear seats enhance practicality.

Honda N One E

The standout feature, however, is the Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) capability, which lets you power your home, gadgets, or e-bikes directly from the car. Honda will offer a V2L adapter, along with accessories like a battery level LED indicator and racing stripes to personalize your tiny EV.

Set to go on sale in Japan this September, with a possible European debut at the IAA Munich, the N-One e: won’t be heading to the U.S. anytime soon—but it’s proof that even the tiniest EVs can pack big versatility.

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