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A used Honda e will be a top pick for motorists after something futuristic that still offers a retro feel, as you can secure this quirky electric car at a great price. Its styling is a contrast to the incredible tech throughout the car, juxtaposing the teak-wood style interior with a dashboard filled with screens. Purchase or finance a used Honda e and grab yourself a unique car.

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Based on a cash price of £12,550 with a £2,000 customer deposit, borrowing £10,550 at a representative APR of 11.4%. 48 monthly payments of £194.03. Fixed rate of interest per annum 5.93%. Optional final payment. Option-to-purchase fee £10. Amount of interest £5,005.00. Total amount payable £16,318.44. Annual mileage limit 8,000 miles. Excess mileage charge 4p per mile.

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Honda e Buying Guide

What types of used Honda e cars are there?

The Honda e (2017-present) revolutionised the electric city car by offering a quirky and luxurious driving experience, and was the first car to offer a digital fish tank across its infotainment screen.

There’s only one trim available, and this gets you all the latest tech you could possibly want.

There’s a base Honda e trim that can be found on the used market, but it’s more of a rarity. You can expect features like heated front seats, smartphone mirroring and a panoramic sunroof.

What features does the Honda e have?

The first thing to notice when you sit inside the Honda e is the massive number of screens hanging around.

Two 12.3-inch infotainment touchscreens stretch across the full width of the dash, an 8.8-inch screen sits behind the wheel as a digital instrument cluster, and two six-inch screens show a live feed display of the camera door mirrors.

You can even use the HDMI port to plug in a games console when parked if you fancy, and there are loads of USB ports for charging devices.

There’s also Apple CarPlay and Android Auto for smartphone connectivity, and should you want to play with a virtual fish tank in the centre of your dash, the Honda e’s set-up will allow you to do just that.

Is the Honda e reliable?

In 2020, the Honda e was awarded a four-star Euro NCAP safety rating, with an average 76% adult occupant safety rating and 82% for children. In comparison, the similar Peugeot 208 that inspired the electric e-208 model also scored four stars.

Honda is renowned for making reliable vehicles and the little e is no exception – it’s a model you can depend on as a trustworthy daily runner.

As a whole, electric cars are usually considered to be more reliable as they have fewer oily engine parts that need repairing and maintaining.

How much does the Honda e cost to run?

Being an electric car, the Honda e is already going to be cheaper on running costs when compared to most fuel models.

Each Honda e model is fitted with a small 35.5kWh battery and is capable of up to 137 miles on a full charge, so is ideal for city driving or the daily commute.

You can expect the average cost to charge the Honda e from flat to full to be around £9, based on a 28p per kWh home charging cost. These fees will change depending on your electricity tariff.

As an electric model, the Honda e is currently exempt from ULEZ fees, and you won't need to pay for road tax until April 2025 thanks to the car’s zero emissions while driving.

Who is the Honda e suitable for?

The Honda e is an impressive little electric car that will win over those who enjoy flashy tech or mid-century modern styling. It bridges a perfect gap between retro-lovers and fans of the futuristic.

The lower mile range on the Honda e compared to other electric options makes this car most suitable for city drivers or tootling around town.

The lower overall running costs mean this is perfect for drivers wanting to cut back on fuel spending and reduce driving emissions.

Should I buy a Honda e?

How much is a used Honda e on finance?

A used Honda e finance deal can be a great way to spread the cost of your next car, but the exact price will depend on the model you choose. To see the most accurate and up to date prices, take a look at our current stock.

How safe is the Honda e?

The Honda e received a four-star Euro NCAP rating and gets plenty of safety tech, proving this is a car you can rely on. Safety tech includes traffic sign recognition, rear-view cameras and an automatic parking system.

Is the Honda e worth it?

The Honda e is worth it if you want a small EV and value tech and unique styling. It’s slightly more expensive than other small electric cars, but the unique infotainment setup and design are enough for lots of motorists to justify the price difference.

How big is the Honda e's boot?

The Honda e offers a 171-litre boot that will suit motorists on the market for a small and quirky electric car. This is a fairly standard measurement for a city car of this size and will fit a couple small suitcases for your travels.

How long does the Honda e battery last?

The Honda e can travel up to 137 miles on a single charge, and the battery itself could last between 10 to 20 years before it might need replacing. Batteries in the Honda e also come with an eight-year/100,000-mile warranty.