THIS IS THE WORLD’S FIRST WIDEBODY HONDA E (AND A TURBO ENGINE SWAPPED VERSION?)

EV Channels Review

The Late Brake Show visits Innovate Composites in Wales to showcase their extreme modifications of the Honda E. The primary focus is a stunning widebody conversion, transforming the compact EV into a visually aggressive machine with full carbon fiber body panels, wider track (6 inches overall), and upgraded Brembo brakes. The reviewer praises the aesthetic appeal, noting it evokes the original concept car, and finds the driving experience surprisingly refined despite the modifications, highlighting excellent steering and damping. The video also touches on the Honda E's current affordability on the used market, making such modifications more accessible. A second, even more radical build is revealed: a Honda E shell converted to accept a 350bhp touring car petrol engine and sequential gearbox, showcasing the company's extreme engineering capabilities. While the widebody EV is lauded for its looks and driving dynamics, the petrol-swapped version represents a wild, bespoke project with potential for competition. The reviewer expresses admiration for both builds, emphasizing the Honda E's potential as a future classic and a platform for unique customization.