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Honda unveils latest 0 series electric vehicles in Las Vegas
Honda has unveiled its prototypes for its new 0 Series line of battery-powered electric vehicles. The carmaker presented two of its Honda 0 SUV and Honda 0 Saloon prototypes on Tuesday at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
Honda reveals new 0 Series EVs at CES tech conference in Las Vegas
A year on from wowing crowds at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas with two wild and all-electric 0 Series concept cars, Honda has returned to CES with new prototypes that are true to the original designs and preview production models that will go on sale next year.
Honda CES 2025 keynote: Watch Honda reveal its 0 Series EV prototypes live here
It's Honda's turn to host a CES keynote. The automaker will reveal two prototype EVs from its 0 Series lineup.
Honda Reveals 0 Series Sedan and SUV Concepts, Ambitious Tech Plans at CES
Honda says it will begin building the 0 Series SUV at its facility in Ohio during the first half of 2026; the Saloon will follow in the latter half of the year.
Honda's Gorgeous 0 Series EVs Begin Production Next Year
Honda reintroduces its 0 Series electric vehicles at CES 2025, announcing the new Asimo operating system and plans to begin production in 2026.
Honda's new Series 0 prototypes suggest it's back on exciting and pioneering EV form
Because, yes, Honda has already revealed its plans for the upcoming 0 Series electric vehicle range, showcasing what it called the Saloon and the Space-Hub at last year’s show... complete with eerily similar concept cars.
Honda Reveals 0 Series EV Prototypes at CES 2025
Honda revealed the 0 Series electric vehicles—the Honda 0 SUV and Honda 0 Saloon prototypes. These vehicles show Honda's vision for the future of electric mobility, with production models coming to North America in 2026.
Honda reveals 0 Series prototypes with autonomous driving and futuristic design for 2026
Honda unveiled two prototypes of electric vehicles from its upcoming 0 Series during CES 2025. The Honda 0 SUV and Honda 0 Saloon feature futuristic designs, with the SUV being an evolution of the 2024 Space Hub concept,
Honda Explains Why 0 Series EVs Don’t Look Like Your Neighbor’s Civic
Honda unveiled its new, U.S.-bound 0 Series concept EVs at the 2025 Consumer Electronics Show this week. Both the SUV and Saloon prototypes are radical departures from Honda’s current design language,
From AI assistants to holographic displays, automakers showcase in-cabin experiences at CES
Interior lighting aimed at reducing motion sickness. Shiny new dashboard and windshield displays. And AI-powered voice ...
Honda shows off “nearly production” EVs and new operating system at CES
At last year's CES, Honda showcased prototypes that embodied the Zero platform ethos of "Thin, Light and Wise." This year, ...
Honda executive cautious about new EV production ahead of Trump presidency
Honda Motor will be cautious about starting production of new electric vehicles due to uncertainty about President-elect ...
5 car innovations from the CES show in Las Vegas that could change the future of driving
From Sony’s first electric car to a flying car from China and BMW’s new heads-up display, five notable innovations from the ...
Honda's New Homemade EVs Promise Eyes-off Driving, AI Personalization
Honda's new 0 Series vehicles introduced at CES will feature built-in artificial intelligence and Level 3 autonomous driving.
Sony Honda Mobility will use a direct-to-consumer model to sell its pricey Afeela 1 EV sedan
Honda EV joint venture will forgo using a dealer network to distribute its Afeela 1 midsize battery-electric sedan in favor ...
Sony/Honda's Afeela 1 EV is here, can it compete with Tesla?
The Afeela 1 Origin and Signature trims are available to reserve in California for $200, with deliveries anticipated to start ...
CES 2025: Hands-on with Sony-Honda's AFEELA 1 Signature
We scored a seat inside the AFEELA 1 Signature, the top-tier trim of the lineup that clocks in a massive $102,000. But don't ...
Can Your Car Be Your Friend?
Automakers are showing off whizz-bang tech for vehicle interiors meant to reshape drivers’ relationships with their cars.