Honda Unveils New Electric SUV

Last year, Honda teased the Honda 0 Series with two concept cars called Saloon and Space-Hub EV.

Among them, the Honda Saloon has a wedge-shaped design quite similar to the DeLorean DMC-12. At the time of its launch, the Japanese car company affirmed that the Saloon would be the platform for a future commercial vehicle.

Recently, the Japanese car company revealed the latest images of 2 electric car concepts, affirming that these are "representative of the next models in the Honda 0 Series".

Most notable must be the first appearance of the electric SUV of the Honda 0 Series.

With a square design, InsideEVs believes that the interior space of this electric SUV will be quite spacious. A U-shaped LED strip appears at the rear of the car. There are also signal light clusters on the protruding rear bumper. The roof is quite sloping and the rear of the car is upright.

Both concept cars will be unveiled to customers at the US Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas in January 2025. Honda's new proprietary vehicle operating system will also be introduced, alongside the autonomous driving technology the company is researching.

According to InsideEVs, Honda plans to introduce a new energy service, which will be deployed as soon as Honda 0 Series models start production.

The production version of the Honda Saloon is expected to start in 2026 at Honda's new EV center. The electric sedan will be cheaper than the Tesla Model S and Tesla Model X, but still positioned in the premium segment.

In addition to the electric sedan, Honda is planning to introduce two more electric crossovers, a three-row electric SUV, and two other less expensive SUVs.