A short new promo video by Honda shows the sketch of what could be a future electric SUV form the brand. Auto123 has the details.
Having just presented its first electric vehicle, the 2024 Prologue, Honda has now teased a possible second electric model. This one’s also an SUV, and it was shown briefly in a short video, with the caption ”Fictional model”.
The clips extols the company's achievements in greener solutions, from showing the brand's first affordable models , the Insight ), Formula 1 efforts with hybrid solutions and even the company's work with flying electric cars. Honda EV concept Photo: YouTube Towards the end, we see a concept vehicle that bears a strong resemblance to the e:N 2 design study presented in November 2022. It quickly transforms, however, taking the form of an SUV different from the Prologue. It’s a model whose design is clearly that of a prototype at present. The company plans to offer 30 new electric models worldwide by 2030. Honda is aiming for carbon neutrality in 2050, but by 2040 it wants to sell only electric models.
Honda might be late to the start of the race to electrification, but it intends to be among the leaders by the time the finish line comes into sight.
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