Honda N-Box

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$12,046.62
Honda N-Box

MEET THE Honda N-Box

The Honda N-Box is a masterclass in space efficiency wrapped in a compact kei car footprint. It’s designed for city life where every inch matters, yet refuses to feel cramped or compromised.

At first glance, it looks simple and boxy—but that’s exactly the point. The N-Box is built to maximize interior room, visibility, and usability in ways larger cars often struggle to match.

BUILT FOR WHO?

The N-Box is built for urban drivers who value practicality over flash. Think daily commuters, small families, and anyone navigating tight city streets or crowded parking spaces.

It’s especially popular among drivers who want maximum interior space without stepping into a full-size vehicle. If ease of use is a priority, this car quietly makes a strong case for itself.

BEHIND THE BUILD

Honda’s kei car engineering philosophy is fully on display here—compact outside, surprisingly roomy inside. The tall roofline and flat floor layout are carefully designed to unlock usable space.

Sliding doors and clever seat configurations make entry, exit, and cargo loading feel effortless, especially in tight urban parking spots.

WHY IT'S DIFFERENT

Most small cars compromise comfort for size, but the N-Box flips that idea. It prioritizes headroom, visibility, and seating flexibility in a way that feels almost like a mini MPV.

Its upright design creates a sense of openness that’s rare in this segment, making it feel bigger than its footprint suggests.

Small outside, surprisingly spacious inside—that’s the N-Box philosophy.

WHERE IT SHINES

City driving is where the N-Box truly excels. Narrow lanes, tight turns, and dense traffic feel far less stressful thanks to its compact dimensions and excellent visibility.

It’s also a champion in everyday usability—school runs, grocery trips, and short commutes all feel effortless and efficient.

WORTH KNOWING

Despite its small size, the N-Box is engineered to feel stable and comfortable at typical urban speeds. The cabin layout is designed to reduce fatigue during frequent stop-and-go driving.

It also emphasizes safety and convenience features that are often surprising in such a compact category, reinforcing its reputation as a “big car in a small body.”

LIVING WITH IT

Day-to-day life with the N-Box is about simplicity. Easy parking, low running costs, and flexible interior space make it incredibly convenient for routine use.

The upright seating position and large windows create an airy cabin feel, making even longer city drives feel less restrictive.

It turns tight city driving into something almost effortless.

NOT FOR EVERYONE

If you regularly drive on highways at high speeds or need long-distance touring comfort, the N-Box may feel limited. It’s built with city life as its core priority.

Performance enthusiasts or those needing large cargo capacity for heavy loads may find better fits elsewhere in the lineup.

FUN FACT

The Honda N-Box is one of Japan’s best-selling kei cars, proving just how much demand exists for ultra-compact vehicles that still feel spacious and practical inside.

BOTTOM LINE

The Honda N-Box is ideal for city drivers who want maximum practicality in the smallest possible footprint. It’s not about performance or prestige—it’s about making everyday driving easier, smarter, and more efficient.

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Available configurations

N-BOX G Honda SENSING 2WD, N-BOX G Honda SENSING 4WD, N-BOX L Honda SENSING 2WD, N-BOX L Honda SENSING 4WD, N-BOX EX Honda SENSING 2WD, N-BOX EX Honda SENSING 4WD, N-BOX Custom L Honda SENSING 2WD, N-BOX Custom L Honda SENSING 4WD, N-BOX Custom EX Honda SENSING 2WD, N-BOX Custom EX Honda SENSING 4WD.

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Basic info

Model
Honda N-Box
Generation
Third Generation
Vehicle Platform
Honda Kei Platform
Launch Year
2024
Variant
Custom L Turbo
Body Type
Hatchback

Engine

Engine Type
Petrol
Drivetrain
Fwd
Engine Configuration
Inline
Aspiration Type
Naturally Aspirated
Battery Type
Lithium Ion
Turbocharged
Engine Displacement (cc)
658 cc
Max Power (HP)
58 HP
Max Power (kW)
43 kW
Max Torque (Nm)
65 Nm
Number of Cylinders
3

Transmission

Transmission Type
Cvt Automatic
Paddle Shifters
Drive Modes
EcoNormal
Number of Gears
4

Fuel

Efficiency (City)
20 km/l
Efficiency (Highway)
24 km/l
Fuel Type
Petrol
Fuel Efficiency Certification
Wltp
Mileage (km/l)
21.5 km/l
Fuel Tank Capacity (L)
27 L

Dimensions

Length (mm)
3,395 mm
Turning Radius
4.5 m
Width (mm)
1,475
Height (mm)
1,790
Wheelbase (mm)
2,520 mm
Ground Clearance (mm)
145 mm
Kerb Weight (kg)
940 kg

Performance

Drive Assist Modes
EcoCity
0–100 km/h
14.5 sec
Top Speed
140 km/h

Safety

Number of Airbags
6
Spare Wheel
Lane Keep Assist
Adaptive Cruise Control
Blind Spot Monitor
Autonomous Emergency Braking
Global NCAP Rating
5 Star
TPMS
ADAS Level
Level2
360 Degree Camera
ABS (Anti-lock Braking System)
EBD (Electronic Brake Distribution)
ESP (Electronic Stability Program)
Traction Control
Hill Start Assist
Reverse Camera
Parking Sensors
ISOFIX Child Seat Mounts

Brakes and suspension

Front Suspension
Macpherson Strut
Rear Suspension
Torsion Beam
Electronic Parking Brake
Front Brake Type
Disc
Rear Brake Type
Drum

Infotainment

Touchscreen Size
9 Inch
Navigation System
Heads Up Display
Digital Instrument Cluster Size
7 inch
Digital Key
Connected Car Features
Connected Car App
Proprietary
Android Auto
Apple CarPlay
Bluetooth Connectivity
Number of USB Ports
2
Wireless Charging
Premium Audio System

Wheels and tyres

Tyre Size
155/65 R14
Alloy Wheels
Wheel Size
14
Tyre Type
Tubeless

Comfort

Seating Capacity
4
Ventilated Seats
Cruise Control
Wireless Android Auto
Wireless Apple CarPlay
Ambient Lighting
Powered Tailgate
Rear AC Vents
Air Conditioning
Automatic Climate Control
Power Windows
Power Steering
Sunroof
Leather Seats
Electric Seat Adjustment
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