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Honda's Tiny Super EV Is a Huge Bargain
12 Jul 2026 | Abstracted from Autoblog
Honda's new Super‑One kei-class EV starts at about $21,000, but Tokyo buyers can pay as little as $4,900 thanks to stacked national and local subsidies. Japan's expanded incentives - up to 2.6 million yen combined - are driving record EV demand, with Honda's sales surging 4,497 units last quarter, 60% of them Super‑Ones, which with its 20kWh battery has in-city range of ~90 miles, ideal of dense urban driving.
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