Honda, with a unique identity, is going to bring its electric car 'E'. There have been reports about Honda's electric car for quite some time, but it has now been confirmed. Its specifications have also come to the fore. Honda's new electric car will cover a distance of 200 km in a single charge. Honda's electric car will be veiled this year, while its delivery will start by 2020. The new car will be launched with a load of 50:50, while the batteries are placed inside the wheelbase. The batteries will power the rear wheels and the car will get a 4-wheel independent suspension. which gives the car a special capacity.
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For your information, Honda Will get a liquid-cooled 35.5kWh liquid-cooled battery and Honda claims to cover 200 km in a single charge. The car will draw 99bhp and 300Nm of torque. The rapid charger can charge up to 80 percent in just 30 minutes. Although the car will cover a distance of less than the Kia e-Niro and BMW i3, Kia's car travels 454 km and i3 310 km. Honda says it's a city car and hence has a low-weight battery.
The company claims to have a capacity of 35.5kWh in liquid-cooled batteries, which will cover 200 km in a single charge. The car will draw 99bhp and 300Nm of torque. The rapid charger can charge up to 80 percent in just 30 minutes. Although the car will cover a distance of less than the Kia e-Niro and BMW i3, Kia's car travels 454 km and i3 310 km. Honda says it's a city car and hence has a low-weight battery. The fully functional prototype of Honda's car was introduced at the Geneva Motor Show. The design is retro-like and will appeal apple style to customers. In the UK alone, the car has received more than 6500 bookings and is priced at around Rs 30.86 lakh. The first car will be launched in select European markets later this year. On the other hand, the Goodwood Festival of Speed is going to have its dynamic debut.
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