Honda e – najštýlovejšie elektro auto súčasnosti

From driver’s perspective

From the inside, the little "e" is literally a combination of retro and the future - if someone hasn't come up with a name for this yet, here we have it: retrofuture.
Honda has taken a completely different path than other carmakers, and instead of the classic shape of the dashboard or indicators, you have 5 displays here, which are located in the plane except for the ones on sides.

Two smaller side displays are used to transmit video from the rear view cameras, and the main three display various functions directly from the car. The display behind the wheel is used to show classic information as in a normal car (speed, battery status, range, etc.).
In the center of the display and on the right side, you can select functions like vehicle settings, on-board computer, power flow monitoring or even the image from HDMI.

Add in 12 V and 230 V (max. 1500 W) sockets / connectors and Honda will become ... a Multimedia Center - do you want to watch a movie, photos or play a game? Go for it! You will also be able play a Playstation in there. That is a real change compared to classic electric cars.

And let's not forget - it will take a while to get used to the traffic transferred from the rear-view cameras to the side displays. It is also important to get used to the fact that they have a smaller viewing angle than most rear-view mirrors.
If you want to be cool, you can also turn on the transmission of traffic from the rear camera to the upper rear-view mirror - but be careful here - the well-known fact that objects in the mirror are closer than they actually are pay twice. To be honest, I haven’t got used to it at all.
The interior is stylishly complemented by brown color - the wood on the dashboard, the center console or the brown seat belts - it looks modern and I will repeat myself again, a bit retro. Even though it's a city car, flat seats didn't suit me at all - sometimes I felt like I was sitting on a bench. Personally, I was also a bit bothered by the absence of a full central tunnel. You can open a cup holder by pulling, but there is no designated place for a phone.
If you consider the Honda navigation a bit outdated, you can connect your phone using Android Car or Apple car.