Honda e Electric Car – the environment friendly urban way forward

Honda vehicles always score well in consumer reports as they are highly reliable and most importantly, their quality never disappoints. Their models have a thoughtful design as well as a friendly nature. The average fuel economy is better, they pay serious attention to safety, and their ride is smooth. Honda has now revealed its production model of the electric Honda e in Frankfurt with its specifications and its pricing as well. First official pictures of this fantastic model have been released. This ‘absolutely zero-emission’ car is a part of the Japanese automaker’s plan of electrifying the whole line up by 2025. It has incredible features such as pop-out door handles with a digital key.

What is more included in this model? It has many more features such as 12.3-inch LCD touch-screen with an 8.8-inch screen as the driver’s instrument cluster. Other than this, personal assistance is enacted with “okay Honda “. Also, with My Honda+ service and app, the users can monitor locations, security and they can have access to the digital key to lock and unlock the car.

Honda e has a high-powered electric motor which is equipped with two power outputs of 100 kW (136ps) or 113 kW (154ps), and also produces a torque of 315 Nm. It has a battery of 35.5 kWh which delivers a range of 220 km from a single charge while the fast charging ones have the capability to recharge 80% capacity in just 30 minutes. At an estimated 8 seconds, the speed reaches from 0 to 100 km/h.

The Honda e (134-hp) starts at £26,160 which is approximately €29,470/$32,300, and its much powerful version is priced at £28,660 which is almost €32,180/$35,300.

If you like this car and are thinking that it is just made for you, then you can make an online reservation for priority ordering in UK, Germany, France and Norway. You can also register the interest on Honda National websites. So folks, get ready because the Honda e will probably start shipping in summer 2020.

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h/t: Engadget

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