Honda E real world range test

[@iguanaman08]

I'm looking to buy one around February next year. The price second now has come down. The 100 mile range is fine. Only ever do around 10 to 40 miles per day. Can charge at home.

[@avavii]

Around town we are averaging 12-14 kWh per 100 without any effort for everyday driving.

[@PicmipPixel]

I'm thinking about buying one of these beauties, 2nd hand for 20k with 30.000 kms in it. Can someone help me out with a doubt I have... some CCS chargers are, nowadays, 160, 70, high charging speeds, in these chargers that are price per kWh do I pay only what my car can charge like the Honda E 30 to 46kws tops or does one pay the "full speed" the charger announces?

[@chargeelectric9905]

You’ll pay for the energy you use, not the speed it goes in.

[@simonbcity]

Love the design of the car but for the price the range isn't long enough..My ebike has a range of 80miles 🤣🤣..Lets hope the new one has a bigger battery

[@seanm.collins9888]

Not so bad if you can find ex demo cars down to 25k, that is the real price the advance model should have been new with that range.

[@collywobbly]

hi there you be careful the old bill dont follow you good morning sir and whetre are you of to then errrrmm to charge me car up lol oh yeh like we havent heard tht before good luck matey hehe

[@chargeelectric9905]

It’s work I can’t do from home 👍

[@northernowl7087]

26k is a lot of money for a car with a 100 mile range .why are people going down this route? You are not saving the planet the government allow millions of diesel vans to deliver Amazon parcels every day making unnecessary journeys local authorities run diesel buses with next to no people in them .so when the government make these vehicles affordable for everyone I'm going to continue to drive my diesel engine car🤭

[@adam2939-c9w]

This kind of mentality is like someone else throws their rubbish on the floor, so I will do the same. Someone needs to make the switch

[@DavidHughes-op6zl]

"Looks fantastic"? It looks like a cross between a batt-pack-shopping-trolley and a doubly concave mobile matchbox. You wet your underwear over the brown seat belts - who remotely >cares

[@chargeelectric9905]

Looks are subjective, I personally really like it. I think the car is more a showcase for Honda . It’s over engineered for a city car. Although it’s quite expensive, I’ll bet Honda are losing money on every one they sell.

[@DavidHughes-op6zl]

Yes, I agree with you re your marketing observation.

[@DavidHughes-op6zl]

But, hallelujah, next year the Chinese are coming (aleady here of course via MG) in the form of the utterly splendiferous BYD EA1. It'll be fiercely price competitive, armed with innovative blade battery technology and offer a generous range-busting cherrry on the kinetic cake as well. Then there'll follow a whole raft of other Chinese companies each with their own equally ginormous challenge to the comparatively 'staid ' scenario over here. Those working for any of the Western BEV manufacturers or dealers are probably already noticing that the brown suff is beginning to run down their legs. If they don't yet realise it they're all going to be forced to fall awake. Metaphorically and in numerous ways the Chinese are going to hit the UK market with all the force of a torpedo: It's truly gong to be an electric auto revolution. I can't wait!