New Honda e:Ny1: Honda e's big bro!

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Honda e:Ny1 may not be the catchiest name, but its maker hopes it can disrupt the competitive compact electric SUV segment when it goes on sale later this year priced from around £45,000.
The production version of Honda’s first electric family car stays true to the design of last year’s e:Ny1 Prototype, which in turn was an evolution of the e:prototype unveiled at the Shanghai Motor Show in 2021. The new car is based on the same fundamental platform as the brand’s Honda HR-V hybrid (HEV) crossover, and gets a familiar look, too.
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00:00 - Intro
00:25 - Design
00:45 - Charging and range
01:37 - Interior
02:04 - Market and pricing
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[@grahambrown42]

This is weird, Honda have named their latest EV the same as my online banking password 😂

[@DrivingElectric]

So true!

[@grahamjohnson4702]

Thanks for the information your account will be empty tomorrow.

[@grahambrown42]

@@grahamjohnson4702 No way 😳

[@grahamjohnson4702]

Why do car manufacturers constantly give their cars passwords instead of names that are easy to remember, would they give you a refund if you ordered the wrong password.

[@henryandrews2011]

Stop pretending you don’t know they want you to pronounce it “anyone” 🤣

[@allwheeldrive]

249 mile EXPECTED range and £45K? Next. Can't wait for the day when this range problem goes away. Couple years from now...

[@jamesecroucher]

Why did nobody tell me that charging up your car from a public charger is so complicated? Every charger network (and there’s dozens of them) requires registration, setting up an account (with loads and loads of your personal details) on a smart phone app, and most of them demand you prepay as well. Why can’t I just rock up and tap a debit card, like I did at a petrol station? What a faff!!!

[@frjazz7677]

more like a CR-EV than a Honda-e

[@jameschapman4824]

At least £10,000 overpriced IMHO. This or a tesla? No competition