Honda Fit EV FAQs

Answers to popular questions

What is the real world range of the Honda Fit EV?

The real world range (city + highway) in summer is ≈78 mi.
The real world range (city + highway) in winter is ≈66 mi.
Real-life figures may differ significantly depending on weather conditions and driving style.

What is the charge port type of the Honda Fit EV?

The US version of the car has a Type1 charge port.
Please note that the vehicle doesn’t support DC charging.

Where can I charge the Honda Fit EV?

Firstly, you can charge it at home from a regular socket.
Secondly, you can charge it at any AC charging station with the corresponding charging cable.

What is the on-board charger capacity of the Honda Fit EV?

The on-board charger of the car can take up to 6.6 kW.

How long does it take to fully charge the Honda Fit EV?

  • If you charge it from a regular NEMA 5-15 socket, it will take 12 h 21 min to charge it 0-100% (charging speed ≈7 mph);
  • If you charge it from a NEMA 14-50 socket, it will take 3 h 22 min to charge it 0-100% (charging speed ≈24 mph);
  • If you charge it at a Tesla Supercharger or any other DC charging station, the car’s battery can accept up to kW of power. However, the average charging rate will be lowered to extend the battery life. What’s more, not all stations are capable of generating such power. In the best case scenario you will be able to charge your Honda Fit EV 0-100% in N/A minutes.
We recommend you to use the EV Compare charging calculator to estimate the electric vehicle charging time and cost.

What is the cargo capacity of the Honda Fit EV?

The vehicle total cargo volume with the seats unfolded is 12 ft3.

What powertrain does the Honda Fit EV have?

The vehicle has a 20 kWh traction battery, which powers one permanent-magnet electric motor located on the front axle.
The motor produces 123 hp/92 kW of power and 189 lb-ft of torque.
This enables the car to hit 0-60 mph in 8.3 s and reach a top speed of 92 mph.