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Fiat 500e vs Honda Super-N

Two hatchback cars at similar prices. Here is how the cheapest version of each compares, using the same October 2026 data. The better figure in each row is highlighted; it is not a recommendation.

The main differences

  • The Honda Super-N is £1,250 cheaper than the Fiat 500e (£18,995 against £20,245).
  • The Fiat 500e goes further: about 145 miles against 110 in typical real-world driving.
  • The Fiat 500e charges faster from 10% to 80%: about 25 minutes against 31.
  • The Fiat 500e has the bigger boot: 185 litres against 162.

Side by side

Fiat 500e
Hatchback 42 kWh
Honda Super-N
28 kWh
Guide price (from)£20,245£18,995
Real-world range145 mi110 mi
Official WLTP range207 mi–
Cold motorway range–80 mi
Efficiency3.9 mi/kWh3.9 mi/kWh
Usable battery37.3 kWh28 kWh
Rapid charging (peak)up to 85 kWup to 50 kW
10–80% charge25 min31 min
AC charging11 kW11 kW
Boot185 L162 L
Towing (braked)––
Length3,631 mm3,599 mm
0–62 mph9 s10 s
Heat pumpNoOptional
V2LNoNo
Electric Car GrantBand 1Not listed
Brand warrantyCheckCheck
Five-year cost

Cheapest version of each model in our list: Fiat 500e Hatchback 42 kWh and Honda Super-N 28 kWh. Figures from EV Database UK and published UK sources, October 2026. Confirm prices and specifications with the seller.

Frequently asked questions

Which is cheaper, the Fiat 500e or the Honda Super-N?

The Honda Super-N is £1,250 cheaper than the Fiat 500e (£18,995 against £20,245).

Which has the longer range, the Fiat 500e or the Honda Super-N?

The Fiat 500e goes further: about 145 miles against 110 in typical real-world driving.

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