HONDA e [NUDE/BARE]

[FDAD]

I just found spicy photos of Honda e.
I think it's the first one to appear.

[milligoon]

Do the batteries get put in from the top?

[FDAD]

Do the batteries get put in from the top?

I sure hope not as when I upgrade them It Will be easier to do so from the bottom (like a testla)

[RAL7004]

Here are more: viewtopic.php?f=8&t=67&start=10#p1991

[FDAD]

Here are more: viewtopic.php?f=8&t=67&start=10#p1991

GREAT Should be a sticky topic!

[Left4Cookies]

Do the batteries get put in from the top?

I sure hope not as when I upgrade them It Will be easier to do so from the bottom (like a testla)

How do you upgrade your batteries?

[FDAD]

When watching those jap reviews their cars show 208 kms range with 80%+-battery... mine shows 180kms at 95% they saved the best batteries for them XD

[FDAD]

航続可能距離に関しては、「日本では283km（WLTC）となり、航続距離に関しては色々と言われるのですが、私たちは“街なかベスト”なので十分だと思っています。これ以上走るとなると急速充電が必要になり、その急速充電時の充電性能というのは今回の新型バッテリーでは優れ、充電警告灯が点いてから30分の充電で202km走ることができます」と、Honda eの特徴について語った。
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Regarding the cruising range, "It is 283km (WLTC) in Japan, and it is said that there are various things about the cruising range, but I think that it is sufficient because it is the best in the city. If it runs further, rapid charging will be faster. It is necessary, and the charging performance at the time of rapid charging is excellent with this new battery, and you can run 202 km in 30 minutes after charging the warning light," he said.

So as has been said before.... the JP model has to have a better/bigger battery. Or they will unlock a few % of our battery like jaguar did with i-pace.

[FDAD]

How do you upgrade your batteries?

Right now you don't (to the honda but you can to N. Leaf)
I hope to do so in 3/5 years. Energy density is increasing at at fast rate so compacts like this will have 400* kms range in no time (2/3 yrs).

[Reuben80]

There is no difference in the drivetrain, motor, or battery between the Japanese and European. The Japanese version should be a bit narrower but I do not know from where. The difference is Japanese are basing it on WLTC and Europeans on WLTP. As far as I know WLTC is part of WLTP but I am not an expert. This however can make these calculation differences on paper. In the car the remaining range is calculated by the last 600km drive or so once I read somewhere. So it depends how you drive.