Honda N One

The Honda N-One was introduced in 2012. The N-One (2012–2021) is a front-engine, four-wheel-drive car. The N-One is a new series of cars introduced by Honda that offers distinct styling and interior comfort.

Variants

Honda N-One Pros & Cons

What we like

• Comfortable Ride Quality
• Feature Packed
• Spacious Cabin
• Economical Car

What we don’t like

• Boxy Exterior Looks
• Lack of Spare Parts
• Expensive to Maintain

Honda N-One Overview

Exterior:

The exterior of the Honda N1 [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honda_N-One] has a unique and distinctive design language. The front end gets circular headlights, a trapezium grille with chrome accents, and a rectangular air intake. At the rear, there are angular trapezium-styled side-swept taillights, a chrome trim piece placed below the rear window, and a standard-case hatchback. All variants of the Honda N1 feature similar styling in every aspect. 

Interior:

The interior of the Honda N1 is compromised with beige and beige plastic pieces. The front and rear seats are cloth-covered. Standard features include automatic climate control, power windows, power steering, power locking doors, power windows, four airbags, and a stereo speaker system. Features of the high-end tourer include front and rear fog lights, DVD input on the stereo speaker system, and power-adjustable mirrors. Options include satellite navigation, cruise control, leather upholstery, a reversing camera, and parking sensors. 

Engine:

Engine

0.66 Liter DOHC 12 Valve Inline-3

Gearbox

CVT Automatic Transmission

Mileage:

The Honda N1 compact kei cars can get an average of 20 KM/L for an estimated driving range of up to 700 KM from the 35-liter fuel tank.

Competitor:

The main competitors of the Honda N1 are similar 660-cc cars: Daihatsu Mira, Toyota Vitz, Suzuki Swift [https://caressay.com/2024-suzuki-swift/], Suzuki Alto, Suzuki Wagon R, Toyota Passo, Nissan Otti, Mitsubishi Ek Wagon, Suzuki Kei, and FAW V2.

Honda N-One Specifications