Those taillights look sick!

Its not releasing

Wow that van looks ugly. Companies should understand that if you want to be successful make the car look good. If it's a taxi or Europe it might be successful. The only reason tesla was successful was cause the cars look nice.

Just pay someone who speaks English well. It's so difficult to understand what they're saying. It doesn't have to be the person in charge of the department or whatever

At CES 2024, Honda presented its groundbreaking concept line of electric vehicles, the Honda Zero series, featuring two concept models: the Saloon and the Space-Hub. Here's a summary of what was revealed:

Honda Zero Series Concepts

Saloon:

Design Philosophy: The Saloon, intended as the flagship model of the Zero Series, embodies the "M/M" philosophy of Honda, which stands for "man maximum, machine minimum." This approach focuses on maximizing space for occupants while minimizing the vehicle's mechanical footprint.

Features: It boasts a sleek, spacious interior made from sustainable materials, intuitive human-machine interface, and a sporty driving position. Notably, it introduces new steer-by-wire and motion control management systems, drawing on Honda's extensive robotics expertise to enhance the driving experience.

Market Entry: A production model based on the Saloon concept is expected to be launched in North America in 2026.

Space-Hub:

Design Approach: This model prioritizes a spacious cabin and visibility, adhering to the "Thin, Light, and Wise" development approach. It's designed to be a versatile, adaptable space to suit various passenger needs, functioning as a "hub" that connects people and their environment.

Core Development Principles of Honda Zero Series

"Thin, Light, and Wise" Approach: Honda aims to transcend the typical constraints of EVs being "thick and heavy" due to large batteries. The new approach involves creating sleek, efficient, and intelligent vehicles.

Five Core Values:

Artistic Design: Embracing "The Art of Resonance," the designs resonate with the environment, society, and users.

Safety Technologies: Implementing advanced driver-assist systems (ADAS) and automated driving technologies.

Connected Technologies: Using AI and big data to enhance the driver's experience with personalized suggestions and route guidance.

Driving Joy: A focus on the exhilarating driving experience, combining Honda's electrification and dynamics technologies.

Electricity Efficiency: Emphasizing energy efficiency through high-density battery packs and aerodynamic performance.

Innovations in Design and Technology

ADAS and Automated Driving Features: Honda is advancing its driver-assistive systems and automated driving technologies, aiming to offer safer, more convenient driving experiences.

Software-Defined Mobility Products: Utilizing a dedicated EV operating system to create a more intelligent and connected driving environment.

Enhanced Aerodynamics: Leveraging motorsports expertise to improve performance.

Battery Efficiency: Focus on e-Axles for power and efficiency, high-density batteries for range, and strategies to minimize charging times and battery degradation.

Overall Vision

Honda's Zero Series represents a significant shift in their approach to EV design and technology, promising to deliver a unique blend of efficiency, performance, and innovative features, while maintaining a strong focus on sustainability and user experience​

Looks like a canoo EV

…new CRX ?

I was hoping for a bike concept and the return of the Honda Legend

EVs won't sell. 95% that buy them, regret it.

Li mega !!!!!!!!!!!!!

That looks too futuristic for my taste… lets give it another 20 years at least.

Too much concepts just release the product

guys, im not racist but watch this video with subtitles and in 1.5x speed. Otherwise, you will need new brain 😅

Can they get spokespeople, that speak clear English please. I know that sounds bad, but I've got to put the subtitles up, just to understand what they're saying.

how is honda going to rely on GM to produce honda passports in numbers when GM has indicated to scale back.

Nice to see that despite being late to the EV party, Honda is now headed in the right direction. Now spend that $18B to upgrade/build new EV factories here in Canada!

One slight problem, NO INFRASTRUCTURE! and one thing most importantly is charging time. It's the reason people aren't buying EV'S. No new battery technology, so typical of Asian cars bells and whistle don't replace practically.
Inconvenience is key in any product. 8 minutes to gas up compared to 8 hours of charging.