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Steve Huntingford
Updated16 November 2022
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Passenger & boot space

How it copes with people and clutter

Despite its dinky dimensions, space in the front of the Honda e is actually very good, and even really tall people won’t complain. Front storage is a mixed bag, though. There’s a usefully large cubby between the seats, and a cupholder that pulls out from behind the gear selector buttons. However, the door bins are a little shallow and the glovebox is small. 

Space in the back is roughly on a par with the Renault Zoe and there’s more leg and head room than in the Mini Electric. There are only two seatbelts in the back, so carrying five people is out of the question, but then it would be a real squeeze in such a small car anyway. The rear door armrests can each hold a drinks can, but there are no proper door bins. 

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