In Pictures: Honda Partners With Ohme for Home EV Charging as $36,900 Super-One Launches in Australia

The Honda–Ohme deal promises simpler home charging for Australian Super-One buyers.

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Home charging is central to Honda's pitch as the Super-One enters Australia's compact EV segment.

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Buyers of the $36,900 Super-One can bundle an Ohme charger with professional installation.

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Cheap off-peak charging could put a full Super-One charge under $2.40.

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The Super-One's 29.6 kWh battery is sized for city commuting and overnight top-ups.

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Ohme becomes Honda's exclusive home charging partner in the Australian market.

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The partnership targets Australian drivers who charge primarily at home.

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Honda says the Super-One offers up to 202 km of WLTP range on a single charge.

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The Super-One's compact battery keeps costs and charging times down for urban owners.

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