Episode

2026 Honda Super One Review: Is the Fun Worth the Compromise?

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EV QUEST
Published
Sep 4, 2026
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553
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Summary

Is the 2026 Honda Super One fun enough to make up for its limitation? I took Honda's new small EV for a quick drive around town to find out. The Honda Super One is based on a Japanese kei car and is designed mainly for city driving. It has a 29.61 kWh battery and a claimed WLTP range of 206 km. I was surprised by how much room there was in the driver's seat for such a small car. It's also genuinely fun to drive, and I really liked the combination of modern technology and physical buttons and controls. In this review, I take a look at the Honda Super One's interior, back seats, boot space, technology, driving modes, regenerative braking and range. 🙏 THANKS Thanks to Honda Tauranga for letting me borrow the Honda Super One for this review. If you are interested in the Honda Super One and are based in Tauranga, check out Honda Tauranga: https://www.honda.co.nz/find-a-store/waikato-bay-of-plenty/honda-store-tauranga/ Contact: Gavin Sokolich - [email protected]