Last week Honda unveiled their new electric van in Japan. The vehicle is based on Honda’s N-VAN light commercial van.
The N-Van was first introduced in 2018. The vehicle has an asymmetric design with a pillarless structure on the passenger side and a spacious cargo bed. The interior can be folded flat, but it only has one driver’s seat. It is a versatile and efficient vehicle for both business and personal use.
The new Honda van will be priced at around $7300, and will be available for purchase in spring 2024. The car will have a range of 124 miles, which is sufficient for a daily commute in Japan. However, the Honda N-Van EV is not a perfect solution for those looking for a commercial vehicle with high range.
The new Honda N-Van will be positioned to suit the needs of the kei car market. It is a small workhorse that can be used for daily shopping, commuting, and hobby uses. The interior has a spacious cargo bed, a folding front passenger seat, and a high level of quietness. The interior is designed for maximum packing efficiency.
The new N-Van is expected to be priced below $30,000. Despite the low price, the new Honda van will have strong acceleration. The N-Van’s interior has a large storage compartment and can be used for business or personal purposes.
Honda has partnered with General Motors on a number of electrified vehicles, including a new fuel cell vehicle and a new battery module manufacturing facility. The two automakers will also begin building dedicated EV production facilities in 2024.
