
Available 2026 - CurrentFBT exempt
The Honda Super-ONE is a front-drive light car priced from $36,900 RRP, with a 29.6kWh NMC battery and 206km of WLTP range (an estimated 197km in mixed real-world driving).
Price$36,900RRP before on-road costs
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The Honda Super-ONE is Honda's first mass-market EV for Australia, a retro-styled city hatch inspired by the 1980s Honda City Turbo II. A 29.6kWh battery gives roughly 206km WLTP range, driven by a 47kW/162Nm front motor with a driver-selectable Boost mode that lifts output to 70kW and adds a simulated seven-speed "gearbox" with paddle shifters and synthesised engine sound. Inside, flexible Magic Seats and a 9-inch touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay/Android Auto suit daily city use, with Honda Sensing driver-assist standard. Only a limited allocation (under 130 units) is earmarked for Australia in 2026 ahead of wider 2027 supply.
| Battery size (capacity) | 29.6 kWh |
|---|---|
| Battery size (useable) | 29.6 kWh |
| Battery chemistry | NMC |
| Charge port type (AC / DC) | Type 2 / CCS |
| Charge port location | Front - Right |
| Charge power (max) – AC | 6.6 kW |
| Charge time (0-100%) – AC | 4 hrs 30 mins |
| Fast charge power (max) – DC | 50 kW |
| Fast charge power (avg) – DC | 41 kW |
| Fast charge time (10-80%) – DC | 30 minutes |
Cost to fully charge at home: about $10 (29.6kWh at 33c/kWh, estimated)
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Charge a 29.6kWh battery at home in 4 hrs 30 mins.
| Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) | No |
|---|
| Test | Range | Consumption |
|---|---|---|
| WLTP (Combined) | 206 km | 144 Wh/km |
| Real-world (Combined)* | 197 km | 150 Wh/km |
| Real-world (City)* | 210 km | 141 Wh/km |
| Real-world (Highway)* | 175 km | 169 Wh/km |
Running cost: about $4.95 per 100km charging at home (estimated combined consumption at 33c/kWh)
*Estimated
A full charge costs about $10 on a standard tariff. Compare EV plans to cut it.
10 s
Acceleration (0-100 km/hr)
134 km/h
Top speed
70 kW
Power
162 Nm
Torque
Front
Drive type
BEV
Fuel
| Seats | 4 |
|---|---|
| Dimensions (LxWxH) | 3580mm x 1575mm x 1608mm |
| Wheelbase | 2,520 mm |
| Ground Clearance | 140 mm |
| Kerb Weight | 1,093 kg |
| Body Style | Hatchback |
|---|---|
| Turning Circle | 10.2 m |
| Boot Capacity (std/max) | 162 L / 967 L |
| EV Dedicated Platform | Yes |
| Segment | Light Car |
5 years / Unlimited km
8 years / 160,000 km
12 months / 10,000 km
$36,900 RRP before on-road costs.
An estimated 197km in mixed real-world driving, against 206km on the WLTP test.
About 4 hrs 30 mins from empty on a 6.6kW home wallbox, or about 30 minutes from 10-80% on a DC fast charger.
About $10 for a full charge at home at 33c/kWh (29.6kWh battery, estimated). Charging cost calculator
Yes. At $36,900 it is under the $91,387 LCT threshold for fuel-efficient cars, so it qualifies for the FBT exemption on a novated lease. See your weekly cost
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