The e:N1 has made its debut on the roads of New Zealand. As Honda’s first fully electric vehicle in the country, the company suggests “it truly embodies the spirit of electric driving with Honda’s signature touch”.
The Managing Director of Honda New Zealand, Ms Carolyn McMahon, says “”We are excited to announce the launch of Honda’s first fully electric vehicle, the e:N1. This momentous introduction represents the start of a significant journey for our brand and underscores Honda’s commitment to a sustainable future. The e:N1 is the inaugural model in Honda’s e:N series of electric vehicles. This innovative product combines our dynamic philosophy with a state-of-the-art electric platform, delivering a unique driving experience for today’s electrified landscape. We look forward to our valued customers experiencing it firsthand.”

2025 Honda e:N1 – drivetrain
The e:N1 features three distinct drive modes: Eco, Normal, and Sport. Powered by an electric powertrain, the vehicle boasts maximum torque of 310 Nm and offers a range of up to 500 kilometres on a single charge. For those pressed for time, the e:N1 can be recharged from 30% to 80% in approximately 40 minutes utilising DC fast charging.
The electric vehicle’s battery is supported by a comprehensive warranty of 8 years or 160,000 kilometres (whichever occurs first). Moreover, the e:N1 includes a 5-year, unlimited kilometre warranty that is fully transferable, along with complimentary 24/7 Honda Roadside Assistance for up to 5 years while still under warranty.

2025 Honda e:N1 – interior
Honda says the interior of the e:N1 is meticulously designed to prioritise passenger convenience and comfort. They claim it features high-quality finishes paired with intuitive functionality. Among its highlights are an 8-way power-adjustable driver’s seat, dual-zone digital climate control, air conditioning equipped with both dust and pollen filters, several accessory power outlets, and 348 litres of boot capacity.

A prominent 15.1” display audio touchscreen serves as the central hub for connectivity, divided into three distinct zones for access and ease of use: the top section includes infotainment, and camera functions; the middle section focuses on vehicle settings; and the lower section is dedicated to climate control.
Additionally, the touchscreen supports Wireless Apple CarPlay, Siri Eyes Free, and Android Auto.

2025 Honda e:N1 – design
Honda says with its sleek LED headlights, eye-catching black cut alloy wheels, a sporty bumper, a conveniently wide charging-port door, and a full-width LED taillight strip, it presents a distinctive and streamlined aesthetic. The charging port is positioned in the centre of the front bumper for easy access, regardless of which side of the charging station you pull up to. A protective lip above the port shields it from rain, while a three-color light system provides real-time updates on the charging status.

2025 Honda e:N1 – safety
Honda’s advanced sensing technology offers a range of safety features such as front and rear sensors, cameras, and enhanced recognition technology. This includes:
• Honda Sensing – a full suite of features to enhance your driving including Lane Departure Warning, Collision Mitigation Braking System, Blind Spot Monitoring, Adaptive Cruise Control, and Road Departure Mitigation System.
• Anti-lock braking system and vehicle stability assist with traction control.
• Blind spot monitoring, and tyre deflation warning system.

2025 Honda e:N1 – available to order
The all-new Honda Electric e:N1 will be available for order at all Honda dealerships in New Zealand from 15 May, 2025.
2025 Honda e:N1 – pricing
The all-new Honda e:N1 is priced from $52,000 +ORC.
For more information, visit the Honda New Zealand website: https://www.honda.co.nz/






