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Video: Is the Honda Super-One Australia’s most fun small EV?
Summary
We take a closer look at the exterior design, interior, practicality, charging, driving experience and whether a 200km-range EV at this price actually makes sense.
he Honda Super-ONE is finally here, and it’s one of the most unusual electric cars to arrive in Australia in a while.
Priced from $36,900 driveaway, the Super-ONE is Honda’s first battery-electric vehicle sold locally. It uses a 29.6kWh battery, offers up to 202km of WLTP range, and produces 47kW in normal driving, rising to 70kW in Boost mode.
In this review, we take a closer look at the exterior design, interior, practicality, charging, driving experience and whether a 200km-range EV at this price actually makes sense.
Key specs:
- Price: from $36,900 driveaway
- Battery: 29.6kWh
- Range: up to 202km WLTP
- Power: 47kW / 70kW in BOOST mode
- Torque: 162Nm
- DC charging: up to 50kW
- AC charging: up to 10kW three-phase
- Boot space: 162L / up to 967L with rear seats folded
- Kerb weight: 1,093kg
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