The Honda E electric city car will offer a 50/50 weight distribution, meaning each axle supports the same amount of mass.
June 17, 2019—Honda now confirms that the E will rock a 50/50 weight distribution, meaning each axle supports the same amount of mass, reported CNET.
The automaker also released more details about the underfloor battery. Rocking a capacity of 35.5 kilowatt-hours, it can be charged using either a Type 2 AC connector or a CCS DC fast-charging connector. The charging port lives on the hood just above the grille, and it features LED lights to show charge at a glance. The battery pack has water cooling, too.
The Honda E range is expected to be above 125 miles. It will have cameras in place of side-view mirrors.
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