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Recently, at the Japanese Grand Prix, the Japanese automaker first introduced to the public the new Honda 0 SUV Prototype 2026 electric vehicle. |
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With its unique design, this electric Honda 0 SUV Prototype attracted all eyes from the audience at the event. Holding this car was famous racer Max Verstappen - who has won the F1 championship 4 times in a row, next to his teammate Yuki Tsunoda in the passenger seat. |
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The Honda 0 SUV Prototype electric SUV is one of two electric models in the 0 Series that Honda announced in early 2025, along with a Saloon model. This SUV stands out with its high "humpback" rear end, giving it a distinctive but also controversial look. |
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According to Honda, this is a test version very close to the commercial version launched in 2026, so the design is unlikely to change much. The Honda 0 SUV Prototype uses a specialized platform for electric vehicles, but the company has not yet revealed details about battery capacity, travel distance or engine power. |
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The car is equipped with level 3 self-driving technology, allowing users to not focus on driving in some situations. The ASIMO operating system – inspired by Honda's famous robot – will take on the role of control center. |
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The Honda 0 SUV Prototype features a modern sensor and camera system that helps the vehicle remember user habits and observe the surrounding environment. Notably, Honda said the vehicle can recognize the driver's emotions and respond appropriately, making a difference. This model will be manufactured at the EV Hub factory in Ohio, USA. |
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According to the plan, the Honda 0 SUV Prototype will enter commercial production from mid-2026, followed by the Saloon model in 2027. With bold design and advanced technology, the 0 Series is expected to help Honda compete strongly in the global electric vehicle market. |
Video : Honda 0 SUV Prototype electric SUV revealed.
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