Modest starting count for Honda’s big hope little number
/While proliferation will be greater in 2027, fewer than 50 examples of the Super-ONE are set to reach NZ this year.
Read MoreWhile proliferation will be greater in 2027, fewer than 50 examples of the Super-ONE are set to reach NZ this year.
Read MoreNippy, zippy street-wise battery baby in two $40k choices.
Read MoreThe letters might suggest extra speed, but this is a story of racier styling.
Read MoreNippy, zippy street-wise battery baby aims to win over new buyers as well as old schoolers.
Read MoreSame price as previous performance Honda - less fizz, but just as fun, brand boss vows.
Read MoreAllocating drive to all four wheels is among changes to car in Japan; Google update also delivered.
Read MorePerception of Kiwi tastes has ruled out a small Honda battery car out of India for local consumption.
Read MoreHonda’s biggest sports utility line-up now has a new entry product, but also asks flagship fans to bring more cash.
Read MoreNo word, yet, on new coupe’s price and launch timing is simply “in 2026.”
Read MoreNippy, zippy street-wise battery baby is heading this way.
Read MoreA few mates around, some nice words but otherwise nothing special seems planned for the first born in Honda’s light recreational family.
Read MoreA nameplate Honda shelved 24 years ago is coming back to NZ.
Read MoreHonda NZ is confident its just-landed electric will do okay despite the difficult market condition.
Read MoreThe e:N1 that has just come on sale no longer has to go for sales gold; that’s a job for the make’s hybrids.
Read MoreHonda NZ has made good on a promise to release its first official electric here.
Read MoreNZ looks like being a priority market. for this reborn sports coupe.
Read MorePricing for eNy:1 is still be be decided. But comparison analysis under way.
Read MoreThe 0 series cars preview a sleek design language.
Read MorePricier than its sole rival but better for thrift and thrust. Civic’s gone hybrid.
Read MoreA nameplate Honda shelved 24 years ago is coming back to production next year.
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