Used Honda Honda E for Sale

Used Honda Honda E for sale

The Honda e stands out as one of the most eye-catching electric cars on the road, thanks to its retro-futurist styling and top interior tech.

Used Honda Honda E cars in stock

AA finance available

£15,000 + VAT
HONDA E E Advance 5dr
- 2021
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- 14,515 miles
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- Electric
- •
- Automatic
LMC Cars Ltd
Upminster
£18,990
Honda e 113kW Advance 36kWh 5dr Auto
- 2020
- •
- 7,192 miles
- •
- Electric
- •
- Automatic
Trident Honda Ottershaw
Chertsey
£18,990
Honda e 113kW Advance 36kWh 5dr Auto
- 2021
- •
- 25,553 miles
- •
- Electric
- •
- Automatic
Trident Honda Ottershaw
Chertsey
£12,990
Honda e 100kW 36kWh 5dr Auto
- 2021
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- 61,921 miles
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- Electric
- •
- Automatic
Trident Honda Ottershaw
Chertsey
£14,450
Honda Honda E 113kW Advance 36kWh 5dr Auto
- 2021
- •
- 30,510 miles
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- Electric
- •
- Automatic
Yeomans Honda Guildford
Guildford
£13,450
Honda Honda E 113kW Advance 36kWh 5dr Auto
- 2020
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- 34,058 miles
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- Electric
- •
- Automatic
Yeomans Honda Guildford
Guildford

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Electric used Honda Honda E cars in stock

AA finance available

£15,000 + VAT
HONDA E E Advance 5dr
- 2021
- •
- 14,515 miles
- •
- Electric
- •
- Automatic
LMC Cars Ltd
Upminster
£18,990
Honda e 113kW Advance 36kWh 5dr Auto
- 2020
- •
- 7,192 miles
- •
- Electric
- •
- Automatic
Trident Honda Ottershaw
Chertsey
£18,990
Honda e 113kW Advance 36kWh 5dr Auto
- 2021
- •
- 25,553 miles
- •
- Electric
- •
- Automatic
Trident Honda Ottershaw
Chertsey

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Used Honda Honda E

Designed for city life, it's a compact EV that turns heads and offers a fun experience behind the wheel. Introduced in 2020, the Honda e is the brand's first major release in the modern electric car market – though they've got a pedigree of experimenting with EVs that stretches back to the '80s. While it’s a clear rival to the Mini Electric and Fiat 500 Electric, the Honda e carves its own path with a distinctive look, lively driving manners and a futuristic interior, with features like side cameras instead of mirrors. It’s built to be fun and easy to drive in town, with a tight turning circle and a cabin packed with digital displays. All models come with a 35.5kWh battery and a single electric motor, and there's only Standard and Advanced trims (and some Special Editions), making your choices simple. Compared to similar small EVs, the Honda e has an admittedly modest range of around 100 miles in real life, but it delivers bags of personality. Road trips might be out of the equation, but if it's a stylish city runabout you're after, the Honda e will fit the bill.

Pros

Distinctive styling
High-tech, playful interior
Great manoeuvrability

Cons

Limited electric range
Small boot and rear space
Premium pricing

What are the key safety features of the Honda e?

The Honda e is fitted with a comprehensive list of safety kit as standard, including automatic emergency braking and lane-keeping assist. It also features multiple airbags, stability control and ISOFIX child seat mounts. Go for the Advanced trim to get the full suite of features, such as adaptive cruise control. With a solid four-star rating from Euro NCAP, it's a good choice when it comes to safety.
What engine options are available with the Honda e?

The Honda e comes with a single electric powertrain across all versions: a 152bhp rear-wheel-drive electric motor paired with a 35.5kWh battery. There are no petrol or diesel choices and no significant mechanical changes between model years or trims.
What are the standard technology and infotainment features in the Honda e?

All of the Honda e models come very well equipped. Expect twin 12.3-inch touchscreens, digital driver display, smartphone integration, Wi-Fi hotspot, HDMI port and rear-view and side mirror cameras. A heated steering wheel and self-parking system come with the Advanced trim.
What is the fuel consumption of the Honda e?

The Honda e is rated at 3.5–3.6 miles per kWh according to WLTP figures. You can expect a real-world range of about 100 miles per charge, depending on driving style and conditions. Rapid charging can take the battery from 10–80% in around 30–35 minutes.
What should I check when buying a used Honda e?

Check for software updates and make sure all the screens and camera are in full working order. Early models had a recall relating to seatbelt warning systems, so ensure all recall work is completed. Checking on the battery health is also a must for electric vehicles. For full peace of mind, book in with The AA Vehicle Inspection.
Are Honda e cars reliable?

Honda has a well-earned reputation for making dependable vehicles, and early feedback for the Honda e’s reliability is positive. Its electric powertrain has few moving parts and the brand’s warranty covers the battery for 8 years or 100,000 miles.