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CTOnews.com, October 1 (Xinhua)-- a N-VAN e: electric minivan has been announced on Honda's website, which is scheduled to go on sale in Japan in the spring of 2024.

Honda said the electric car completely retains the practicality of the fuel model, while having more excellent static and zero-carbon emissions.

From the outside, N-VAN e: looks very similar to the fuel model, the charging Jack cover is placed in the front part of the car, and its bumper is made of recycled plastic.

The air-conditioning system in the car adopts the design of the third generation N-Box released this year, which can be equipped with Honda Connect system with remote control function, Honda Sensing driving assistance system and side curtain airbag of K-Car van commercial vehicle according to the vehicle grade.

Entering the car, N-VAN e: the biggest feature is the battery pack and small electric motor installed under the floor, the cargo hold space is quite flat, and the design without B-pillar on the co-pilot side is also more convenient for loading and unloading goods.

In terms of charging, Honda N-VAN e: supports fast charging of 6.0kW output, which claims to be full in 5 hours. Under the long-term use of ECON driving mode, the WLTC test mileage can exceed 210km.

In addition, Honda N-VAN e: also supports external power supply, up to 1500W.

Honda will unveil N Van eVOR at the 2023 Japan Mobile Show in Tokyo, and the price is expected to be announced on the eve of its launch in the spring of 2024.

CTOnews.com has learned that Honda is committed to shifting sales of all Japanese four-wheelers, including hybrids, to 100 per cent electric cars by 2030 to achieve its goal of "carbon neutrality by 2050". Honda will start the promotion of electric vehicles in an all-round way from the starting point of light commercial electric vehicles.

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