Used Honda-E

Standard-issue features include:

• 16-inch alloy wheels
• Pop-out door handles
• Sky roof
• Rear spoiler
• Automatic high-beam-support LED headlights
• LED daytime running lights
• Rear privacy glass
• Smart entry and start
• Automatic climate control
• Heated front seats
• Leather steering wheel
• Ambient lighting
• Honda CONNECT 12.3-inch dual touchscreen infotainment system, with Garmin Navigation and Apple/Android smartphone integration
• Six-speaker sound system, with DAB radio and AM/FM tuner
• Bluetooth, USB (four ports) and HDMI connectivity
• My Honda+ app compatibility
• Steering wheel-mounted infotainment controls
• Adaptive Cruise Control (with Low Speed Follow) and Intelligent Speed Limiter
• Collision Mitigation Brake System
• Lane Keeping Assist
• Road Departure Mitigation System
• Side Camera Mirror System (in place of conventional wing mirrors)

Brand new models start from £28,215, and our Approved Used variants are as low as £15,450.

Trim levels:

• Honda e
• Honda e Advance

Options include:

• Premium Pack – featuring side body trims, front and rear mud guards, doorstep garnishes and Elegance floor mats

Since the car is fully electric, no fuel is required which means it’s very affordable to run. For instance, a 20% to 80% charge using a public connector adds a 77-mile range and costs approximately £10.86.

All electric cars are fitted with single-gear automatic transmission.

While the Honda e is primarily a city car, it features five seats, making it a good option for young families.

Currently, there’s not enough data to judge how reliable the Honda e is. However, Honda as a brand ranked fifth out of 29 marques in Auto Express’ 2022 Driver Power owner satisfaction survey.

Absolutely. Standard-issue tech includes a Honda Connect 12.3-inch touchscreen infotainment system which incorporates Garmin navigation, Apple/Android smartphone integration, etc. And a six-speaker sound system comprises DAB radio, an AM/FM tuner, Bluetooth connectivity and USB and HDMI inputs.

The MINI Electric is probably the Honda e’s main rival because both vehicles are super-desirable all-electric city cars.

MINI Electric prices start at £32,550 and peak at £35,050, which means it’s more expensive than the Honda e. According to Auto Express, the Honda e is “better equipped, more efficient, has more tech and offers slightly more range than the MINI, with greater charging flexibility, too.”

Yes. Individual and pack-based accessories include a detachable bike carrier, alloy wheel upgrades and a Style Pack. The latter includes lower front, lower side and lower rear embellishments that further enhance the car’s minimalistic, retro look.

Don’t delay, book your Honda e test drive today with Chiswick Honda, Norton Way Honda or Wimbledon Park Honda.