Honda e:NS1 / e:NP1
Why this model
What makes the Honda e:NS1 / e:NP1 worth importing
Honda's first mainstream electric SUV
Built on the HR-V and Vezel platform that has sold worldwide, so the underlying chassis is thoroughly proven even though the electric drivetrain is newer.
510 km CLTC on the larger pack
The 68.8 kWh version delivers competitive range for a compact electric SUV, with 150 kW and 310 Nm.
Honda badge on an affordable electric car
In markets where Japanese brands carry decisive weight and Honda offers no affordable electric alternative, this fills a genuine gap.
Large central display
The cabin technology is well ahead of Honda's conventional models of the same era, reflecting Chinese buyer expectations.
Specifications
Honda e:NS1 / e:NP1 technical data
Manufacturer figures for the China-market car. Equipment and certification vary by trim, production batch and destination — we confirm the exact build sheet before the order is placed.
| Version | Power | Torque | Battery | Range | 0–100 | Drive |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 53.6 kWh — standard BEV · single-speed | 134 kW182 PS | 310 Nm | 53.6 kWh | 420 km CLTC | — | FWD |
| 68.8 kWh — long range BEV · single-speed | 150 kW204 PS | 310 Nm | 68.8 kWh | 510 km CLTC | — | FWD |
A dash means the manufacturer does not publish that figure for this version — we do not estimate it. Range standards differ: CLTC and NEDC read higher than WLTP for the same car, so compare like with like when quoting against a European rival.
Body & dimensions
Trim levels
- ·53.6 kWh — 134 kW, 420 km CLTC
- ·68.8 kWh — 150 kW, 510 km CLTC
- ·e:NS1 (Dongfeng Honda) / e:NP1 (GAC Honda)
Documented equipment
- Compact SUV body
- LED headlights
- 17" or 18" wheels
- Large central touchscreen
- Digital instrument cluster
- Five-seat layout
- Honda Sensing
- Multiple airbags
- Reversing camera
Only equipment documented by the manufacturer is listed. Trim levels differ by production batch — request the current configuration and colour sheet for your market.
About this model
Where the Honda e:NS1 / e:NP1 sits in the market
The e:NS1 and e:NP1 are Honda's first mainstream electric SUVs for China — twins from Dongfeng Honda and GAC Honda respectively, built on the HR-V and Vezel platform. Batteries of 53.6 and 68.8 kWh deliver 420 and 510 km CLTC from front motors of 134 and 150 kW, both producing 310 Nm.
They are China-market models, developed for Chinese conditions and sold nowhere else. The proposition for an importer is narrow but real: in markets where Japanese badges carry decisive weight and Honda sells no affordable electric car, this is the only way to offer one. The underlying platform is thoroughly proven from HR-V production worldwide. As with every Honda China model, no official export means no dealer warranty on imported units.
Twins: the e:NS1 from Dongfeng Honda and the e:NP1 from GAC Honda. Both are electric versions of the HR-V/Vezel platform. Later e:NS2 and e:NP2 models followed.
Before you order
What an importer must know about the Honda e:NS1 / e:NP1
LHD; right-hand-drive availability is not documented for these China-market models. Honda does not export them, so parallel-export applies with no dealer warranty. Charging is GB/T on China-market cars, which requires an adapter in CCS2 markets. Two badges exist for essentially the same car — e:NS1 from Dongfeng Honda and e:NP1 from GAC Honda — and later e:NS2 and e:NP2 models followed, so confirm exactly which model and model year is being quoted. Published dimensional data is limited, so we obtain the build sheet.
Market fit
Where the Honda e:NS1 / e:NP1 sells
Based on documented export presence and how the vehicle suits local conditions — not a guarantee of homologation, which we confirm per market before you order.
Southeast Asia
Very strong Honda loyalty combined with expanding electric vehicle incentives in Thailand, Indonesia and Vietnam.
Middle East
Honda's Gulf standing is strong and there is no affordable official electric Honda alternative in those markets.
Central Asia
Japanese brand preference with growing electric interest and no official Honda electric option.
Africa
Honda's reputation among urban buyers, where an electric option at this price point does not otherwise exist.
How it works
From your Honda e:NS1 / e:NP1 inquiry to your port
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Honda e:NS1 / e:NP1 FAQ
Questions importers ask about this model
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- ✓The duty and certification picture for your country
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Source the Honda e:NS1 / e:NP1 from China
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