The zero-emission version of the Honda N-Van doesn't compromise on practicality
revealed the production version of the N-Van e:, which will go on sale in Japan in the spring of 2024. The tiny electric LCV retains the practicality of its ICE-powered sibling while adding the benefits of a silent and zero-emission powertrain.
From the outside, the Honda N-Van e: looks very similar to the standard model, with the exception of the redesigned grille that houses the charging port and is made of recycled bumper plastic. Inside, the climate controls are borrowed from the, although the materials used around the cabin retain their utilitarian look.
The highlight of the EV conversion is that cargo capacity is not compromised, thanks to the thin high-capacitymounted under the floor and the downsized electric axle. As a result, the cabin floor of the N-Van e: remains flat and low, while the fold-flat seats and the lack of B-pillar on the passenger side provide easier access to the interior. There is also a version with fewer seats for those who prioritize space.
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