This very adorable electric car, namely the Honda Urban EV Concept. One of the coolest concepts to see and own. When Honda said the car would be produced and sold for approx 2019 or 2020, all fans hope is that it doesn't destroy the appeal of the Urban EV concept when Honda then officially sells it. Many people know that concept cars are brilliant, the production was disappointing.
The tiny electric car Honda E has never been marketed in Indonesia, even though several manufacturers are starting to seriously work on the battery electric vehicle market (BEV). But a Honda E design patent has been registered in Indonesia. The registration of the Honda E in Indonesia is visible in the design patent in the Ministry of Law and Human Rights' intellectual property database (Ministry of Law and Human Rights) Republic of Indonesia. Honda E is registered with protection number A00201901438 and is registered in the name of the holder of Honda Motor Co, Ltd.
Honda also changed the original format of the Honda Urban EV 3 finished door 5 painting of Honda E Prototype. We believe it is for practical reasons in passenger access, but it has a hidden rear door handle like on the Nissan Juka, Honda HR-V Day Toyota C-HR. This car uses two tone black and white paint, and it's not like Tesla is willing to bother making its charger port hidden, Honda E Prototype charger port is clearly visible, it's on the black panel on the hood.
Honda didn't say how much power or torque, or what are the specifications of the battery and electric motor. What we can know now is that the mileage of this car can be approx 200 km and compatible with quick chargers, can be filled from empty to 80 percent only in 30 minute. Just like the new Audi e-tron and Lexus ES, both rearview mirrors do not use mirrors, but the camera.
In Indonesia, BEV electric cars are starting to emerge. Marked by various Brand Holding Agents (APM) launched its flagship product, like Hyundai with the Ioniq and Kona, Nissan Leaf, and the Lexus UX300e. However, Honda Prospect Motor as the agent holding the Honda brand in Indonesia has not given any signs that it will introduce BEVs to Indonesia.
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