The Honda Super-ONE, a compact electric vehicle close to production, has been revealed.

Apart from the India-focussed 0 a SUV, Honda has also showcased a close-to-production compact EV called Super-One at the ongoing Japan Mobility Show 2025. The production model is all set to be launched in its home market and some selected countries in Asia and Oceania as the Honda Super-One, which could be branded as Super-N in the UK markets. 

Honda Super-One New Design 

Visually, the Honda Super-One looks like a tall-boy hatchback with sporty highlights as the Super-One was earlier displayed at the 2025 Goodwood Festival of Speed. This electric hatchback carries a low and wide stance. The design is enhanced by flared fenders and 8-spoke black alloy wheels placed out to the corners. 

The grille comes with the regular Honda Logo (not the one which was illuminated on the 0 Series EVs) and charging port flaps integrated by circular headlights. The front bumper sports vertical air ducts for aerodynamic and cooling purposes, which are attached to the rear bumper. 

There is also an inclusion of rectangular tail-lights placed at the bottom corners of the large rear windscreen, followed by a substantial rear spoiler. 

Honda Super-One Interior & Features

The Super-One’s interiors are flanked by an intentionally horizontal layout which covers the infotainment touchscreen, and digital instrument cluster to the air vents and two-spoke steering wheel. Other interior features include sport seats, blue highlights in the interiors, and physical buttons and knobs for various controls. 

Honda-Super One Technical Specifications

The Honda Super-One is made according to Japan’s Kei car specifications and has a length of under 3.4 meters. The company has not shed light on other technical details of the car, but it is expected that the compact EV could feature a Boost mode, that generates maximum power and has a simulated 7-speed transmission, which will give a gearshift feel of a conventional gearbox. 

The car will also get virtual engine sounds in order to give fun to the driving enthusiasts.