Photo Credit: Fair Use [17 U.S.C. § 107] The new Honda N-One e: features V2L tech and delivers over 150 miles or 245 km of range
Honda's Smallest Electric Car Can Power Your Home And More
01 Aug 2025 | Abstracted from Carscoops
Honda's N-One e is a compact, retro-styled electric city car with a range of over 245 km (150+ mi). Its standout feature is the advanced Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) system, which can power not only small appliances and devices but even a home during a power outage. This functionality requires an optional adapter from Honda. The car supports 50kW DC fast charging, allowing for a quick 30-minute charge.
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