Honda WN7

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Year of manufacture:
2026

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New vehicle

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Conclusion from the 1000PS editorial team

Honda WN7 - Modellreihe Mk1 (2026 - jetzt)

The Honda WN7 isn’t impressive simply because it perfectly mimics a combustion engine. It’s impressive because it can do something of its own. The acceleration to 100 km/h, the precise control, the adjustable recuperation and the quiet performance all combine to create a driving experience that’s a real joy on narrow roads. But where there’s light, there’s also shadow. The range remains limited, the seat is hard, the brakes could bite a bit harder, and on fast stretches above 100 km/h, it lacks that final bit of punch. Nevertheless, the WN7 clearly demonstrates that electric motorbikes can be not only sensible but also fun. Anyone who has the chance should give one a go before rejecting it on principle. You might just find yourself taking a more relaxed view of motorbike fun afterwards.

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