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RM147,888
Overview
The Honda e:N1 is a B-segment electric SUV and Honda Malaysia’s all-electric HR-V-derived model, sold in one 2WD variant from RM149,900. It suits buyers who want a five-seat Honda EV with 410 km of stated range and 201 hp, rather than the lowest-priced electric SUV on sale.
The e:N1 carries on into 2026 unchanged as a 2025-launched model, with no announced 2026 model-year update. The Malaysian range remains a single 2WD electric SUV. The latest Honda Malaysia retail activity is about price support, not hardware: January and February 2026 promotions include RM34,000 off the e:N1, following the same RM34,000 discount in late-2025 campaigns.
RM149,900 · est. from RM1,530/mo
Key specs
across the range — availability varies by variant
The e:N1 gives Honda buyers a straightforward electric SUV: one motor-driven 2WD variant, five seats and a 410 km range. The difficult bit is the market around it. Chinese EV brands have moved quickly, and several same-class electric SUVs start below the Honda, including the Chery Omoda E5. It makes the most sense for buyers set on a Honda EV, not shoppers chasing the lowest entry price.
94 registered so far in 2026 — Malaysia's #150 best-selling model this year.
Full e:N1 sales data, month by month →same class, similar money
The Honda e:N1 costs RM149,900 in Malaysia for the sole 2WD variant. Honda Malaysia promotions in January and February 2026 include RM34,000 off the e:N1, so confirm the transaction price with a dealer.
The e:N1 2WD gets a 410 km stated range, 201 hp, a single-ratio automatic and five seats. No other Malaysian variant is offered.
The Honda e:N1 2WD has a stated range of 410 km.
It is not among the cheapest electric SUVs. It starts above the Perodua QV-E, Seres 3, BYD Atto 2 and Chery Omoda E5, but below the Zeekr X and Xpeng G6.