Honda Singapore has unveiled the Super-ONE! This compact electric hatchback has been designed to inject driver engagement into the urban EV segment.
Based on the N-One e, Honda has made several alterations to make the car sportier. It features a sporty wide arches, new wheels and a whole host of new mechanical enhancements.
For instance, the Super-ONE has a Boost Mode, which sharpens throttle response whilst working with Active Sound Control and a simulated seven-speed transmission to deliver added audio and tactile feedback.
It has also received a significant power bump too. The standard car comes with a 39 kW front-mounted electric motor, whereas the Super-ONE comes with a unit that outputs 70 kW (95ps). No official world on the exact battery size just yet, but expect the car to have a 30 kWh battery pack.
Honda did say that it will go from 20 – 80% in just 30 minutes, but no official range figure has been provided. On the inside, the Super-ONE features a modern, driver-focused cabin with a 9-inch touchscreen infotainment system, smartphone connectivity, premium audio and Honda’s Sensing safety suite as standard.
This isn’t the first fun Honda we’ve driven on paddleshift. We sampled an S660 in Japan several years back!
