Honda’s knocking £8,750 off the price of a new e:Ny1 until 28 February 2026 if you get the car using one of its PCP or HP finance packages. The only catch is you have to be able to spell its name without checking first.
Only joking – no catch, the deal includes 0% APR, with a £5,000 deposit contribution from Honda and a £3,750 discount (sorry – “EV grant”) that’s equivalent to Band 1 on the government’s electric car grant.
Cash buyers can get the £3,750 discount on the car until the end of February, with ordering available through dealers or online. Honda says that its discount initiative means that PCP buyers can get into the entry level e:Ny1 for just £399 a month over three years/24,000 miles and with a £5k deposit.
The e:Ny1 comes with a 61.8kWh battery that’s rated up to 256 miles of WLTP range and comes with 11kW AC charging and 78kW DC fast charging that will get you from 10–80% in 45 minutes on a 100kW charger.
It offers two trim levels, Elegance and Advance, starting at £40,660 and topping the range at £42,890. The car launched at the end of 2023, but has been a sluggish performer in the sales charts so far – a £9k discount should be enough to turbocharge sales though.
Honda UK’s Ian Austerberry said: “Honda is committed to supporting the transition to electric driving. By enhancing our retail offer, we’re making the e:Ny1 even more compelling for customers who want to embrace fully electric mobility with confidence and peace of mind.”
You'll have to find out how to pronounce it before you buy it – e:Ny1? e:Ny1? Bueller? 
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