If you’ve been to Japan, or in certain parts of Asia, you will have seen those little Honda scooters, sometimes hauling more than their fair share. Honda’s venerable Cub has been driven million of miles with no-frills practicality in mind. Yet, they have one little, tiny problem. They use gasoline and pollute.
Honda has been one of the biggest laggards in the EV transition — you might even say the biggest. It has not been interested in selling electric vehicles and has hardly introduced any. However, if you want to sell cars in China, the largest car market in the world (by … [continued]
What the hell is Honda thinking these days? After a decade of sitting on its thumbs while the EV revolution swirled around it, it decided it had better link up with some other big car company to get back in the game. That led to a partnership with General Motors … [continued]
Honda is finally ready to take on the world of battery electric vehicles and is leading the way into North American markets with the all new Prologue EV. It comes kitted out with an 85 kWh Ultium battery from GM that supports between 273 and 296 miles of electric range … [continued]
Honda initially pinned its hopes of building the zero emission future of transportation on its hydrogen platform. It built up a line of vehicles under its Clarity platform to flush this out, building a hydrogen fuel cell electric version, a plug-in hybrid version and a short range battery electric version. … [continued]
Honda says it plans to introduce 30 electric car models by 2030. Two of them might resemble these concepts at CES 2024.
At CES 2023, Sony and Honda introduced the first car created by their Sony Honda Mobility partnership. The name they have chosen for their creation is AFEELA, which may be the worst name for a car since the Jowett Jupiter. [We here at CleanTechnica dislike cutesy car names that are … [continued]
Honda reportedly is ready to make a major commitment to build electric cars and batteries in Canada, perhaps in Ontario.
Honda Motor Corp. presented its vision for the future of mobility at the Japan Mobility Show 2023, showcasing a wide range of products and technologies, including electric vehicles, self-driving cars, aircraft, and robots. “The mobility products and services that embody Honda’s dreams will enable people to transcend various constraints such … [continued]
Honda is among those expecting big things from a new hyper-precise additive manufacturing process for 3D-printed metal car parts.
