Honda e:NY1 2024 Long-Term Test Review by Giga Gears

Exploring the Honda e:Ny1: A Long-Term Review

Introduction

In this long-term review, we delve into the depths of the Honda e:Ny1, the brand’s first electric SUV, to see if it can make a lasting impression in a competitive market.

Month 1: Initial Impressions

Upon welcoming the Honda e:Ny1 to our fleet, we were faced with the challenge of deciphering its name. Is it E-N-Y-1, En-Y-1, or Enny-one? Despite the naming confusion, the e:Ny1 stands out with its unique design features, such as the blocky front panel and white H badge reserved for EVs.

Specifications and Features

The Honda e:Ny1 comes in two trim levels: Elegance and Advance, priced at £44,995 and £47,195 respectively. Both trims offer a range of features, including a 15-inch touchscreen infotainment system, heated seats, and a wireless charger. The Advance trim adds extras like a panoramic sunroof and a powered tailgate.

Powertrain and Performance

The e:Ny1 is equipped with a single electric motor delivering 201bhp to the front wheels and a 68.8kWh battery providing a maximum WLTP range of 256 miles. While its power and range may seem underwhelming on paper, we aim to uncover any hidden charms during our long-term test.

Interior and Technology

Stepping inside the e:Ny1 reveals a striking 15-inch touchscreen display that dominates the dashboard. The screen is divided into sections for navigation, driving options, and climate controls, offering a modern and user-friendly interface.

Conclusion

Despite initial skepticism from road testers, we are eager to explore the Honda e:Ny1 further and discover its true potential. Stay tuned for updates on our long-term test journey with this intriguing electric SUV.

Specifications:

Price New: £47,195 | Price as tested: £47,895 | Options: Platinum White Pearl paint £650

Engine: Single front-mounted electric motor | Battery size: 61.9/68.8kWh | Power: 201bhp | Torque: 229lb ft | Kerb weight: 1730kg | Top speed: 99mph | 0-62mph: 7.6sec | Claimed range: 256 miles | Claimed economy: 3.4mpkWh | CO2: 0g/km | Faults: None | Expenses: None

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