Honda is vigorously promoting electrification in every faction of its brand; motorcycles, automobiles, and power products.
The organizational structure of Honda at its core serves as the foundation for Honda’s continued growth and success by focusing on enhancing its unique appeal through innovation and the pursuit of advanced technologies.
This approach is centered around the “Five Key Factors,” and its ultimate goal is to provide competitive products and services that transcend mobility constraints and empower people to achieve more in their lives.
The new Honda Report says that the company is all set to launch 6 new EVs globally. In their New lineup, Honda plans to introduce a series of Battery EVs (BEVs) tailored to regional characteristics, commencing in 2024.
In North America, they have slated the Honda Prologue and Acura ZDX for launch, both of which have been developed in collaboration with General Motors (GM).
In China, their lineup includes the e:NS2, e:NP2, and mass-production models based on the e:N SUV 序 concept.
Meanwhile, in Japan, they are set to release a commercial-use mini-EV model based on the N-VAN. In the broader Asian region, Honda is taking the lead in electrifying emerging markets, with plans to launch two compact EVs, including an SUV model, in 2026.
Top 6 Honda Upcoming Electric Cars by 2027
1. Honda Prologue
Honda is entering the electric SUV market with the introduction of the Honda Prologue electric SUV.
The Honda Prologue features a rugged design and is marketed as a sporty EV.
It offers an impressive range of up to 300 miles on a single charge.
The Honda Prologue comes with dual-motor all-wheel drive (AWD) and single-motor front-wheel drive (FWD) options.
It is available in three trim levels – EX, Touring, and Elite.
The Elite model features a dual-motor AWD setup.
The EX and Touring models offer both dual-motor AWD and single-motor FWD options.
The FWD models of the Prologue EV produce up to 210 horsepower.
The AWD version can achieve approximately 288 horsepower and 453Nm of torque.
The Honda Prologue is equipped with an 85kWh battery.
It supports fast charging at speeds of up to 155kWh.
With such charging speeds, it can add approximately 65 miles of range with just 10 minutes of charging.
2. Acura ZDX
The base model of the ZDX electric vehicle is the single-motor A-Spec.
The A-Spec model is equipped with a 340-horsepower electric motor that powers the rear wheels.
An optional second motor is available for the A-Spec model, which doesn’t increase the overall horsepower but adds all-wheel drive capability.
The more performance-oriented version of the ZDX is the TypeS.
The Type S model comes with dual motors and all-wheel drive as standard features.
The Type S model’s electric motors are tuned to deliver a combined 500 horsepower, making it a high-performance variant.
The Type S model includes an air suspension system with adaptive dampers, Brembo brakes, and large 22-inch wheels.
Customers have the choice to order a ZDX Type S with summer tires, although it comes with all-season tires as standard.
The article mentions that there are plans to test drive the ZDX, and once that happens, the story will be updated with driving impressions and test results.
The ZDX model lineup includes an entry-level A-Spec with rear-wheel drive, an optional all-wheel drive, and a sportier Type S version with dual motors, all-wheel drive, and enhanced performance features. More detailed driving impressions and test results are expected in the future.
3. e:NP2 Prototype
Leverages Honda’s history of dynamic technologies to offer a unique driving experience, fostering a sense of oneness between the driver and the vehicle.
Features an interior with clean, uncluttered, and rounded forms, along with advanced features like Honda CONNECT 4.0, conveying a sense of intelligence.
Combines the utility of SUVs with the sleek and appealing design of sedans.
The design of the e:NP2 Prototype expresses a seamless, sophisticated, and smart vision of the future.
4. e:NS2 Prototype
Like the e:NP2, it leverages Honda’s dynamic technologies to create an enjoyable driving experience.
Provides an interior space with a clean and uncluttered design, incorporating advanced features, such as Honda CONNECT 4.0, to convey intelligence.
Blends the utility of SUVs with the sleek form of sedans, focusing on aesthetics.
The design of the e:NS2 Prototype expresses an emotional vision of the future, aiming to excite people when they see the vehicle.
These models represent Honda’s commitment to developing electric vehicles that offer a unique and innovative driving experience while emphasizing aesthetics and advanced technology.
5. e:N SUV 序
Utilizes the exclusive “e:N Architecture W” developed specifically for e:N Series EV models.
Offers a driving performance that embodies Honda’s commitment to the “joy of driving.”
Represents a significant advancement in the pursuit of dynamic driving experiences.
Incorporates Honda’s latest safety and driver assistance systems, enhancing overall safety.
Features AI-powered Honda CONNECT technologies, contributing to a smart and connected interior. Demonstrates a strong emphasis on intelligence and advanced technology integration
Combines the “wild” and rugged nature typically associated with SUVs. Incorporates near-futuristic design elements that convey a sense of intelligence and sophistication. Strives to achieve a harmonious balance between SUV ruggedness and modern aesthetics.
Overall, the e:N SUV 序 concept model aims to elevate the e: N Series concept of “Dynamics, Intelligence, and Beauty” to a new level by embracing cutting-edge technology, driving performance, and design, while staying true to Honda’s commitment to the joy of driving.
6. The Honda N-Van
The Honda N-Van e is designed for city deliveries and offers a cruising range of over 130 miles (210 km), providing sufficient range for urban transportation needs.
Drivers have the option to activate an ECON mode that reduces the energy consumption of the air conditioner, helping to extend the vehicle’s cruising range.
The electric N-Van e will be available in three trim levels: L4, FUN, and L2. These trims may offer different features and equipment options to cater to various customer preferences.
Depending on the trim level, the N-Van e can be equipped with advanced safety features like Honda SENSING ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance System), enhancing safety during city driving.
Some trims may come with multi-reflector halogen headlights, which can improve visibility and safety in low-light conditions.
The N-Van e serves as a portable power device with a 1,500 W output. Users can connect electrical products such as tools and appliances to its external power supply port, making it a versatile and practical solution for various applications beyond transportation.
Final Thoughts
Honda has made an official announcement regarding the development of a dedicated electric vehicles (EVs) platform.
This platform is anticipated to pave the way for a mid to large-size electric vehicle model, set to be introduced globally by 2025. The company’s president shared this exciting update as part of a presentation on Honda’s future strategies.
As of now, it’s unclear whether this upcoming electric vehicle will be offered to consumers in the Indian market or not.
Honda is making significant strides in the electric vehicles (EVs) market by developing a specialized EV platform. This platform will serve as the foundation for a mid to large-size EV model, which is expected to be launched globally by 2025.
Honda’s commitment to the EV market represents its dedication to providing sustainable and environmentally friendly transportation solutions.
While specific market availability, including in India, remains uncertain at this stage, Honda’s foray into the EV segment is a clear indication of its vision for the future of mobility, characterized by innovation and a commitment to reducing the carbon footprint.
Honda’s efforts in the EV sector demonstrate its determination to meet the evolving needs of consumers and contribute to a more sustainable transportation landscape.
