The Honda Super-One, the manufacturer’s sporty A-segment hatchback, is set to expand its presence in Southeast Asia with a launch at the 2026 Gaikindo Indonesia International Auto Show. This marks Indonesia as the second country in the region to receive the quirky BEV, following Singapore earlier this year.
We’ve been interested in the Super-One ever since its debut at the Japan Mobility Show last year. The five-door hatchback comes in at only 3,599mm long, 1,573mm wide, and 1,608mm tall. Despite its small size, it’s not considered a kei car, but that also means its power isn’t restricted to kei-car figures.
As long as you don’t expect monstrous EV output figures, the 95hp (in Boost Mode) and 162Nm of torque are plenty to be excited about, considering the Super-One’s weight of only 1,090kg. If you want to see what that looks like on track, we have another story featuring the humble hatchback on the famous Goodwood Hillclimb.
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While the Super-One has only been confirmed for right-hand drive countries, it’s good to see the micro-hatchback making its way further into Southeast Asia. With more countries in the region leaning toward electrification, perhaps a left-hand-drive Super-One might be something Honda will consider one day.
Pricing of the Super-One in Indonesia hasn’t been revealed yet. Singapore already has its SRP for the hatchback, but it also prices cars at significantly higher rates than the other countries in the region, so it might not be the most accurate basis for comparison. With charging infrastructure becoming more common, do you think we can expect similarly fun A-segment BEVs on our shores soon?
