Honda Super-One

The Super-One evolved from the Honda Super EV concept first shown at the 2025 Goodwood Festival of Speed. It is essentially a larger, more powerful version of the Honda N-One e:, the electric version of Honda's top-selling Japanese kei car. The near-production Super-One Prototype was revealed at the 2025 Tokyo Mobility Show, and Honda Australia confirmed it for local sale shortly after. It has undergone local testing on Australian roads to ensure ride, handling, charging, and safety systems perform optimally in Australian conditions.

The Super-One represents a significant moment for Honda Australia as the brand's first electric vehicle in the local market. While competitors like Toyota, Hyundai, and BYD have already established EV lineups in Australia, Honda has taken a different approach by starting with a small, affordable city car rather than a large SUV. Honda Australia CEO Jay Joseph described it as a fun and unique option for city-living Australians, blending small car usability with premium Honda design and engineering.

The Super-One will compete against a growing field of affordable EVs in Australia including the BYD Atto 1, Hyundai Inster, GWM Ora, MG4, and Fiat 500e. While pricing has not been confirmed, it is expected to be competitive with these rivals, likely in the $35,000-$40,000 range. Its tiny dimensions give it a unique advantage in congested urban environments where parking space is at a premium.