Honda Honda E Hatchback

As we have been exploring within our Honda EV review, the range of the vehicle must be considered in conjunction with the driving style and driver behaviours. For example, winter will see a decrease in the efficiency of the Honda e, so do not base your purchase or leasing decision on a best-case scenario. Expect colder temperatures to deliver 70 miles on the motorway and 105 miles in city-driving compared to 95 miles and 155 miles respectively in warmer climates. This all presumes a near full charge, expect this to be a little lower as we often charge our EVs to 85% - 90%.

No - you cannot add a tow hitch and / or tow attachment for this car.

N/A - you cannot tow a trailer or caravan with this EV.

This EV has a vehicle fuel equivalent of 149mpg on the standard and Advance models.

With the 3dr hatchback being priced at £34,000 - £37,000 (not including any options or extras), UK customers can expect lease deals of around £325 - £450 per month depending on the contract and model chosen. The Honda EV is a little more expensive than what many thought it would be.

For lower mileage and city-driving customers, this is a funky and alternative EV to add to the wish list. For anyone using motorways and covering high mileages, this is not the best electric car to consider. Ratings are mixed with the automotive press – Car Magazine are at 4/5, Top Gear at 8/10 and What Car? at 3/5. I think we can all agree the retro and charming exterior coupled with a punchy 0 – 62 time make this an interesting proposition. But for those personal or business leasing customers seeking practicality, look elsewhere.

Style and funkiness aside, the ability of an EV to suit you, or the fleet, is a series of questions around range requirements, charging speeds, charge point infrastructure and Whole of Life costs. Many company car and salary sacrifice schemes will want to enjoy the £20 per month company car tax bill (based on a standard model for a 40% taxpayer in England) but the EV lifestyle must also be suitable. What mileage are you covering? Do you have workplace or domestic charge point solutions? Using our “Living with your ...” tools much of this is set out for you to answer quickly and accurately. Speak to our team for the best info and insights into the new Honda e

Many UK leasing customers are seeking the best Honda e leasing deals. So, for these deal hunters, we expect them to meet our team via price comparison websites like AutoLeaseCompare, CarWow, LeaseFetcher and LeaseLoco. Or you may see us on review platforms like GreenCarGuide and Discover EV. For those looking at understanding if it is better to buy or lease your Honda e, then head to your local retailer to test-drive and receive a comparable PCP or HP quotation.

At the time of writing (May 2022) there are only two options to select and the cheapest car is the HATCHBACK100kW 36kWh 5dr Auto. Of course, keep an eye out on our special offers section, where we sometimes put better cars / specification on the website for a lower monthly rental. Use our “price” on the “capabilities at a glance” to understand the value of the leasing deal against the P11d