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The Honda Fit EV is designed to meet the needs of an average urban commuter, offering an estimated driving range of 123-miles on a single charge using the US EPA city cycle test methods (Honda anticipates a combined city/highway EV range of 76 miles on the new Fuel Economy labels)¹.

The Fit EV will be powered by a 20 kWh lithium-ion battery and a 92 kilowatt coaxial electric motor.  The high density electric motor, derived from the motor used in the FCX Clarity fuel cell electric vehicle, delivers excellent efficiency and power while remaining quiet at high speeds.

Unveiled at the 2011 Los Angeles Auto Show, the Honda Fit EV will be available for leasing to U.S. customers in the summer of 2012.

¹123 city/95 highway mile range (unadjusted); 76 combined mile range (adjusted). Preliminary estimates determined by Honda using EPA methods. Your range will vary.