Yes, I often have to clear out a drain hole - usually the one on the left (passenger) side of the windscreen. I have a nail that I leave near the front door of my house so that I can quickly use that to unblock a drain hole whenever I notice that one is blocked. I suspect it is debris blowing off th...

I bought my Honda e about the same time as you (September 2020), although I don't drive it as much as most people - my car has only done about 6,300 miles so far! However, from the first week that I bought it, I have charged up the 12V battery once a week with a smart charger (currently a CTEK 5A ch...

A couple of videos for your amusement :

Nissan Leaf Water Testing - Up To 700mm (Nissan Leaf press conference - from 13 years ago?).

Can a Electric Car drive through water? Of course they can! (Renault Zoe).

The 12V battery going flat is a problem that a lot of BEVs have had, or have, and it's not unique to the Honda e. The original Nissan LEAF had a problem with 12V batteries going flat, which was much less of a problem with the second generation (40kWh) LEAF. I have had both so I was in the habbit of ...

Gastrorob wrote: ↑Thu Sep 21, 2023 3:13 pm Need help finding my way around the dashboard - any tips?

You could search for and watch some YouTube videos, such as:

2021 Honda e Multi-Screen Infotainment (HMI) Explained or Honda e Handover with Startin Honda Worcester.

It's quite simple really. If you open a rear door within the 10 minutes before you start a journey, then when you end your journey it will put up the reminder. It is simply a reminder that you may have put something in the back of the car, e.g. a laptop computer or notepad in the pocket on the back ...

The problem is that this is NOT the usable capacity which is easily proven by running the car until it runs out of power, then charging back to 100%. Bjorn didn’t run the car until zero SoC but ran it low and extrapolated the capacity from this information. I believe that Bjorn's test was driving t...

This was with using a 12v battery maintenance charger, trying to leave HV plugged in etc etc. typically dying in less than a week while on holiday. If the charge cable is left plugged in then it will only trickle charge the 12V battery (at 13.3V, or 13.6V if the A/C preconditioning is on) if the ca...

YogiX wrote: ↑Sun Apr 16, 2023 8:07 pm I am interested but don’t see an option to PM.

Have you tried clicking on the blue speech bubble to the right of "Contact:" (right of posted message)?

Are you sure it's not the pedestrian warning sound that the car makes at low speeds?