Coming late 2026 is the 0 Saloon which is much closer to last year’s Saloon concept. This will be the flagship of the Honda lineup and apart from the nose that loses the funky lighting that made it look like a Dustbuster intake, its sleek, one-box profile is nearly identical.

Honda reintroduces its 0 Series electric vehicles at CES 2025, announcing the new Asimo operating system and plans to begin production in 2026.

The Saloon and SUV are near-production models of the EV concepts Honda introduced at CES in 2024. They are slated for production in Ohio in 2026.

Although Honda has yet to confirm any technical detail of its upcoming 0 Series, which will encompass seven individual models by 2030, its commitment to the latest tech and bold styling is proof that the marque is serious about EVs this time.

Now, in an American market where interest in EVs is less than expected, Honda is hoping a totally new approach will find traction with consumers. Unlike the “concept” cars we saw last year, the “prototypes” pictured here represent something pretty close to what we’ll see on dealer lots.

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.

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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,

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