Mugen Transforms Honda's Compact EV into a Miniature Street Fighter | Carscoops
Mugen infuses the new Honda N-One e: with attitude through an aero kit, alloy wheels, and performance dampers ahead of its launch.
Mugen enhances the Honda N-One e with a bold body kit and various accessories.
The aerodynamic components are paired with performance dampers and new alloy wheels.
All Mugen accessories will be released in Japan this autumn.
A new energy is set to hit urban roads, sporting a spirited smile. The Honda N-One e:, an all-electric kei car preparing for release in Japan and Europe, already boasts a unique, slightly playful appearance. Now, Mugen has introduced a revamped body kit and an assortment of accessories to further enhance its character.
The exterior enhancements consist of a front splitter, side skirts, and a compact rear diffuser, all in a sleek matte black finish. A matching spoiler and 15-inch alloy wheels add to the ensemble, giving the small EV the posture of a mini hot hatch.
Mugen's modifications go beyond aerodynamics. Special decals featuring the Mugen logo can be added to the front bumper, grille, side panels, and rear bumper. An additional badge on the front fenders ensures the car's tuning heritage is clear.
Inside, the Mugen influence continues with branded scuff plates and door cubbies. The available accessories include custom floor mats and a corresponding cover for the boot area. Functional elements comprise window visors and hydrophilic mirror coatings that enhance visibility in inclement weather.
Minor Performance Enhancements
Mugen's adaptation of the Honda N-One e: maintains the original electric motor, which produces 63 hp (64 PS / 47 kW), adhering to kei car standards. The performance dampers, combined with the larger alloy wheels, aim to provide improved handling.
The only constraint for lively drives on Japan’s curvy roads is the estimated range, which exceeds 245 km (145 miles) per charge.
The new accessories for the Honda N-One e: will begin selling in Japan in autumn 2025, with pricing details forthcoming as the market launch approaches.
The EV is anticipated to debut in Europe at the IAA Show in Munich this September. It will be intriguing to see if Mugen parts will be offered in the European market as well.
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Mugen Transforms Honda's Compact EV into a Miniature Street Fighter | Carscoops
Mugen adds a touch of flair to the new Honda N-One e: by equipping it with an aero kit, alloy wheels, and performance dampers in preparation for its launch.