The Goodwood Festival of Speed kicks off next month and Honda will use the event to introduce an electric urban vehicle concept. Known as the Super EV, the concept looks like a thinly veiled production model that could serve as a successor to the Honda e.

The automaker isn’t saying much at this point, but the concept is a five-door hatchback that recalls the Nissan Cube. It features a curvaceous front bumper and a fully enclosed grille with an integrated charging port. They’re joined by circular headlights and vertical air curtains.

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Moving further back, we can see a short hood and bulging fenders. The concept also has an upright windscreen, slender pillars, and a relatively flat roof.

While Honda was tight-lipped about specifics, they said the concept was “designed to demonstrate how an A-segment model might offer fresh, fun-to-drive electric performance alongside trademark Honda usability.” They added the “small, sporty model has already carried out feasibility testing in the UK in the lead-up to the event – as part of a wider global program,” once again hinting at production.

A Lot Of Other Things To See

Besides the new EV concept, Honda will stage the European premiere of the 0 SUV prototype. It will be accompanied by the EV Fun and EV Urban concepts, which are an electric motorcycle and scooter.

They’ll be joined by the new Prelude, which will be tackling the famous hill climb. Other notable highlights include the Honda-powered Williams FW11, the Civic Type R Ultimate Edition, and a Miimo robotic lawnmower.