Honda to Unveil 0-Series Electric Vehicle Prototype at CES2025

TapTechNews October 9th news, on the 8th local time, Honda publicly displayed its 0-series electric vehicle prototype and some information, and plans to officially release it at the CES2025 exhibition in January next year. In terms of product planning, the mass-produced version of the Saloon concept car will become the flagship of the 0 series, positioned as a high-end model, and the price may be higher than that of the Accord. The mass-produced car will be launched in 2026. By 2030, a total of 7 0-series models will be provided in various market segments globally.

TapTechNews note: The currently unveiled new car is covered with the body of the Accord, and there will be differences in appearance after formal mass production.

According to the introduction, the car will bring a unique, interesting and practical driving experience, adopt four-wheel drive power, and the appearance focuses on aerodynamic design. The air deflector on the lower front side of the vehicle will automatically expand or close depending on the vehicle speed.

The car has the concept of slim, lightweight, and intelligent, and uses 2.0GPa grade hot-stamped materials (ultra-high tensile steel plates) to achieve a thin and low body shape. It also uses a thin battery pack and a newly developed small e-Axle, and uses low-floor technology to place heavy components in the low position at the center of the vehicle to achieve a low center of gravity and low inertia.

In addition, the car also supports functions or technologies such as steer-by-wire, three-axis gyroscope, and L3-level autonomous driving.

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