
e:N1
Honda e:N1
Range
412 km
WLTP
0-100 km/h
7.9s
Power
150 kW
Top speed
160 km/h
Price in Hong Kong
By law, you need at least third party insurance.
Owner notes
5 Things to Know Before Buying Honda e:N1 in Hong Kong
Based on real owner experiences and reviews
01
The 68.8kWh battery is rated for 412km WLTP, but real-world driving in Hong Kong brings that down to around 280 to 290km. At roughly 4.2 km/kWh in city conditions, the e:N1's energy efficiency is below average for its battery size and price class.
02
The exterior styling has drawn widespread criticism in Hong Kong for lacking recognizable Honda design identity. Several comparisons to the BYD ATTO 3 favored the BYD's appearance, despite Honda's stronger brand heritage in the market.
03
The e:N1 is manufactured by Dongfeng Honda in mainland China, not imported from Japan. Despite the Honda badge, this joint venture origin has been a consistent concern for Hong Kong buyers who associate the brand with Japanese engineering and build quality.
04
At the HK$319,880 launch price under 一換一, the e:N1 sits in the same bracket as the Tesla Model 3, which offers longer range, faster acceleration, OTA software updates, and Supercharger network access. Buyers in this price band have strong alternatives to weigh up.
05
The center console uses a piano black finish that picks up fingerprints and fine scratches easily. Budget for a protective film or expect frequent cleaning to keep it looking presentable.
Charging duration
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Full charge time at a home socket
~10.9 hours
Charge stop time at a public fast charger
~82 minutes
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