Honda e · 2020

2020 Honda e Advance

Was £29,160

At launch in 2020. No longer sold new.

35.5 kWh 113 kW

Cost

Price Honda's recommended price at launch in September 2019, including the £3,000 Plug-in Car Grant of the day.: £29,160
Price per mile: £223

Battery

Battery The capacity Honda quotes. It does not publish a usable figure.: 35.5 kWh
Battery chemistry LFP packs tolerate regular charging to 100%; NMC packs are usually happier kept below it.: NMC
Battery (usable): 32 kWh Unconfirmed

Range

Range WLTP on the 16-inch wheels. The 17-inch option drops it to 125 miles.: 137 miles

Charging

Fastest charge time To 80% on a 100 kW CCS charger. A 50 kW charger takes 31 minutes. Honda does not publish the car's own peak.: 30 mins
AC charge power The onboard charger. A 7.4 kW supply fills it in 4.1 hours.: 6.6 kW
Wall plug charge time (2.3 kW) 18.8 hours on a 2.3 kW three pin plug. 15% off an EVDANCE charger: 18h 48m

Performance

Top speed: 90 mph
Acceleration: 8.3 secs
Motor Honda quotes 154 PS.: 113 kW
Horsepower: 152 hp
Torque: 315 Nm

Details

Towing: No
Towing capacity: 0 kg
Seating: 4 seats

Dimensions

Turning circle: 9.2 metres
Length: 3,895 mm
Width Mirrors folded: 1,750 mm
Height: 1,512 mm
Weight Empty: 1,527 kg
Boot volume VDA, rear seats up. Folding them down gives 861 litres loaded to the roof, or 571 to the window.: 171 litres
Boot volume (max) With seats down: 861 litres
Ground clearance: 14.5 cm
Wheelbase: 2,530 mm
Width including mirrors The Honda e uses cameras instead of door mirrors, so it is barely wider than its body.: 1,752 mm

Tech

V2L (3-pin socket) A 230 V household socket in the cabin, good for 1,500 W.: Yes
App MyHonda: Yes
Over-the-air updates: No Unconfirmed

Sockets

What you plug into the car, and the fastest it will take through each.

CCS

DC

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What it costs to run

A full charge at home could cost £2.24.*

Cost of a full charge: £2.24

Based on Intelligent Octopus Go, an EV tariff from Octopus Energy (£50 off when you switch). * At 7p a unit, using the manufacturer's WLTP efficiency figure. What you actually pay depends on how, and where, you drive.