Your Definitive Guide to the Honda Super-N Electric Car Lease

The Honda Super-N Electric Car Lease - Your Definitive Guide

This week (6 July 2026) has already started off with a bang, as the Bentley group announce their first electric initiative – the Torcal . While we are going to produce a dedicated guide to the Bentley Torcal EV (which is essentially a Porsche Cayenne Electric), this is big news from a brand which has so far been more anti-EV and reticent to join the green market.

Not unlike Lamborghini, the Bentley group have invested in combustion and plug-in technologies, while waiting for the market to develop further. Having seen the recent furore surrounding Ferrari, and the Luce, it did make you question whether or not other luxury and elite brands would take the plunge into the BEV world and potentially risk their premium product.

However, continued developments like the Torcal SUV, are reminders that the market is still moving and there are still good financial reasons for car makers to produce luxury and / or performance electric cars.

In other news, the SMMT  produced their data for the car market and its performance in June 2026. The SMMT have already been outspoken on the state of the UK market, questioning whether or not the stats, up until May 2026, were informing the Government that significant changes were required.

Indeed, the SMMT are just one group who have voiced concern over the ZEV Mandate, believing that this does need to be reviewed in light of market conditions and buying habits. A rumour emerged in June stemming from this suggestion that we could see targets shift from 80% to 50% for zero-emission vehicles being sold in the UK by 2030.

But, nothing has happened to substantiate these rumours. While the SMMT do have strong opinions on the market, their data and analysis is key and serves an important role. For June 2026 there are some good points to consider:

•  213,166 new cars were registered (an 11.4% increase on 2025)
•  63,950 BEVs were registered (a 35% increase on 2025)
•  BEV market share for the total cars registered in June 2026 was 30%. This is over 5% better than 2025
•  Tesla Model Y was the best-selling car (with 6,765 units) and the Model 3 was the 2nd best-selling car (with 5,408 units). The Ford Puma was in 3rd, including the EV format, amassing some 5,284 units
•  284,579 BEVs have been registered from Jan – June 2026, which is a market share of 25% and some 4% higher than 2025 

The results are heartening and are very much in line with public opinion and press / media support for new and used electric product. As the SMMT report notes, we are seeing better vehicles, improved tech, economies of scale and consumer confidence now in support of the transition.

But, as their key takeaway, the stats are still falling behind the mandate. That is why the SMMT want reform and review, in order to protect the UK’s market competitiveness for the manufacturers who operate here.

Another brand looking to push their electrified solutions into the UK is the Japanese conglomerate – Honda. While already launching their E NY1 SUV and the hatchback Honda e, the team are looking to add a very different type of car to their product suite.

The new all-electric Super-N is coming; small but “with a big personality”. An irresistible small Japanese Kei car, the new Super-N is aiming to be distinct and different. The signature round LED lights, the bright and bold lights on the rear, the aero ducts and the sharper aggressive lines all add to make this a unique vehicle. Inside, this is a captivating cockpit, with character aplenty.

What options are available on the Super-N?

Choose from:

•  Advance – from £18,025 this includes magic seats, adaptive cruise control, BOOST mode, heated front seats, genuine leather steering wheel, Honda SENSING (proactive protection), front/rear parking sensors, rear view camera, LED lights, digital driver display, 15” alloys, ambient lighting, BOSE premium audio, adaptive cruise control and My honda+        
•  Advance two-tone – from £18,325 this includes the two-tone roof.

Colours include Boost Violet, Platinum White, Crystal Black, Mono Grey and Seabed Blue. Some of the accessories include the Super-N Style Pack and the Black emblem kit. Configure your perfect option on the Honda website. 

How will the new Honda EV perform?

Will it be a good EV? At the time of launch, choose from one vehicle:

•  Super N - with a usable battery of 28 kWh this hatchback mini offers 70kW (94hp), top speeds of 83mph and 0-62 times of 10.0 seconds. Real-world ranges suggest a combined 95 miles in colder weather with warmer temperatures to allow for 130 miles (on a full charge) – 115 miles combined . The 11kW AC allows for 0-100% charging times of 3 hours with the 50kW DC enabling 10-80% in 31 minutes. This EV has no Bidirectional charging. It has a 166 mpg equivalent and 162L cargo volume (967L with the seats down).

Need more help and advice on a new or used EV?

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