Honda has ended development of the 0 Series EV lineup and the Acura RSX electric SUV amid restructuring and financial pressure. The move reflects slower EV growth in some markets and rising global competition.
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Honda Shifts Focus Back to Hybrid Vehicles
Honda is abandoning several EV targets after reporting major losses tied to electrification efforts and is now prioritizing hybrid SUVs and sedans.
Affordable Honda Super-N EV Launches With Manual-Style Driving
Honda’s new Super-N EV targets budget-conscious buyers with a sub-£20,000 price, compact design, and unique simulated shifting feature. Designed for urban use, it highlights a shift toward affordable electric mobility.
Plussur Affordable Honda Super-N EV Launches With Manual-Style Driving
2026 Honda Prologue Price Drop: New EV Pricing Explained
Honda reduces the 2026 Prologue price by $7,500 following the end of federal EV incentives. With a $39,900 starting price and up to 308 miles of range, the electric SUV regains competitiveness.
Plussur 2026 Honda Prologue Price Drop: New EV Pricing Explained
Honda EV Strategy Faces Questions After Major Project Cancellations
Honda has canceled several key electric vehicle programs, including the planned 0 Series platform. The move highlights ongoing challenges in the company’s EV strategy as global competitors expand their electric lineups.
Plussur Honda EV Strategy Faces Questions After Major Project Cancellations
Honda Revives Insight as Electric Model With 311-Mile Range
The new Honda Insight is an EV derived from the China-built e:NS2, offering 201 hp, 68.8 kWh battery, and over 311 miles WLTC range, with a small-scale Japanese launch marking Honda’s return to compact electric vehicles.
Plussur Honda Revives Insight as Electric Model With 311-Mile Range
Why Honda’s EV Sales Fell and What It Means for GM
Honda’s electric vehicle sales declined steeply last quarter, leading to mounting losses and a strategic reset. As Prologue demand weakened and the ZDX was discontinued, GM could gain from the shift.