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Sold: 2024 Honda e
Eny1 Advance Advance 204 Electric 68.8 kWh Auto
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This car has been sold — November 2026.
It was listed for €26,900. The page is kept for reference. Looking for similar? Browse live Honda e listings.
€27,500
€26,900
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Could suit you if…
- Your usual group fits within 5 seats, including the driver. Check passenger space and any child-seat fit in person.
- You have convenient, regular charging at home, work or nearby: an electric car could fit your day-to-day routine.
- You prefer a higher seating position: this SUV/crossover type may suit. Try getting in and out; the body shape alone does not prove extra seats or four-wheel drive.
- You would prefer less gear changing in traffic: the recorded automatic transmission may suit. Try how this exact gearbox behaves on a test drive.
Think twice if…
- You need to carry more than 5 people together: the advert records 5 seats, including the driver.
- You often travel far with little time to stop: check the battery's condition, realistic winter range and charging speed for this exact version.
This is general guidance about this type of car and your needs — not an inspection or approval of this individual car.
This is the Honda e: a rear‑wheel‑drive electric hatch with a single‑speed automatic and a relatively small battery (≈35–36 kWh), so WLTP range is modest and real‑world range falls off in cold weather or at higher speeds. DC fast‑charging capability on earlier Honda e cars is limited (around 50 kW), so charging top‑ups are slower than newer EVs; regenerative/one‑pedal braking is strong and helps city range but the boot space is small.
- Get a battery state‑of‑health/capacity report and ask for recent charging history (degradation can show after a few years).
- Confirm the CCS socket condition and the vehicle’s actual max DC charge rate (many Honda e examples top out ~50 kW).
- Thoroughly test infotainment, digital instruments, reversing camera and any ADAS — software quirks have been reported on early examples.
- Try fitting a child seat and load some luggage to judge the tiny rear space and boot usability; check ISOFIX anchors and rear-seat restraints.
- Inspect tyre age/sidewalls and check brake pad/disc wear and general underbody corrosion from city use.
Spanner’s our AI mechanic — always have a proper look at the car in person before buying.