Honda Super-One compact EV debuts at Japan Mobility Show 2025
Honda has unveiled the Super-One, a near-production compact electric vehicle, at the Japan Mobility Show 2025. The tall-boy hatchback, aimed at driving enthusiasts, represents Honda’s continued push toward practical yet engaging EVs for urban mobility. The production version is expected to launch soon in Japan and select markets across Asia and Oceania, while the UK version will carry the name Super-N.
The Super-One’s design blends compact city-friendly dimensions with a sporty, wide stance. Flared fenders, 8-spoke black alloy wheels, and a low profile contribute to its planted appearance. The front end carries a traditional Honda badge and round LED headlights integrated with the charging ports, while the bumpers feature vertical air ducts for improved cooling and aerodynamics. At the rear, rectangular tail-lamps positioned at the base of the window and a subtle roof spoiler complete the EV’s modern yet purposeful look.
Inside, Honda has given the Super-One a clean, horizontal dashboard layout, emphasising simplicity and driver focus. The cabin includes a digital instrument cluster, a central infotainment touchscreen and a two-spoke steering wheel. Despite its futuristic appeal, the car retains physical buttons and knobs for essential controls such as air conditioning, reflecting Honda’s balance between digital innovation and tactile usability. Blue accents and sporty seat designs add a touch of character to the interior.
The Super-One’s specifications remain largely undisclosed, but the model is known to comply with Japan’s Kei car regulations, meaning it measures under 3.4 meters in length. Honda says the EV will feature a Boost mode that temporarily enhances power output, a simulated 7-speed gearbox for a more engaging driving experience, and virtual engine sounds to appeal to enthusiasts who miss traditional combustion feedback.
Previewed earlier as the Super EV concept at the 2025 Goodwood Festival of Speed, the Honda Super-One is now closer to reality. It signals the brand’s intent to blend compact practicality, electric efficiency and driving enjoyment – attributes long associated with Honda’s DNA.
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