Honda is celebrating success at the 2026 What Car? Electric Car Awards, with the Super-N securing the title of Best Value Car.
The award highlights the Super-N's balance of affordability, practicality and electric performance, reinforcing Honda's commitment to making electrified mobility accessible to a wider audience. Priced from £18,995 and available at Honda retailers across GB, the Super-N is designed to meet the needs of everyday drivers, combining compact dimensions and efficient packaging with modern electric technology, delivering an attractive proposition for customers looking to make the switch to electric.
Commenting on the Super-N's success, Steve Huntingford, Editor of What Car?, said: "In Japan, tiny ‘kei’ cars are incredibly popular, because they’re ideally suited to congested streets and so darned affordable. And the new Honda Super-N brings precisely that philosophy to British buyers. However, crucially, its compact size and bargain price don’t leave it feeling compromised in other areas. Not only is it very well equipped and surprisingly practical, but it’s more fun to drive than most small EVs.”
The What Car? Electric Car Awards recognise the market's leading electric vehicles across a range of categories, assessing everything from purchase price and running costs to usability, performance and ownership experience. The Super-N stood out in the value category by offering a highly competitive ownership proposition without sacrificing the quality, reliability and usability that customers expect from Honda.
Michael Doyle, Head of Automobile at Honda Motor Europe (UK), commented: "We're very happy that the Honda Super-N has been recognised as Best Value Car by What Car?. As we continue our electrification journey, the Super-N demonstrates our commitment to delivering practical, enjoyable and accessible electric vehicles. This award is a fantastic endorsement of the team's efforts to offer an EV that poses outstanding value while staying true to Honda's reputation for quality, innovation, and fun."
The recognition further strengthens Honda's position within the rapidly growing electric vehicle market and reflects the brand's ongoing ambition to deliver products that combine technology, sustainability and customer-focused design.
