Honda’s EV insulting already has started, in the interval, the Japanese automaker is already initiating its preview with respect to its next-gen electric SUV and sedan concepts in its latest video. Post revealing new info on its first electric SUV, the 2024 Prologue. Honda has demonstrated two new EV concepts.
The Honda Prologue is co-developed with General Motors. While it sharing the platform with GM’s Ultium. The same is powering in forthcoming EVs. This comprises the Blazer, Equinox, and Silverado. Honda’s electric SUV will depict an estimated range of approx 300 miles.
However, it’s powered by GM’s tech. While one can easily identify Honda at first sight by its simple, clean exterior design. Starting in the upper $40,000s, Honda’s first electric SUV is predicted to play a vital role as the company ramps towards hitting 2 million global EV sales by 2030.
According to Lance Woelfe, AVP of Honda sales at America Honda. “The arrival of the all-new Honda Prologue is a pivotal moment for the brand as Honda begins the transition to our zero-emissions future.”
In addition to this, Honda’s first electric SUV will start rolling out by the start of next year, and its pre-sales will start soon. Meanwhile, ahead of its official debut, Honda is showcasing its two new electric concepts in its latest release video.
Honda electric SUV and sedan concepts
The video entitled “Keep Dreaming,” put the spotlight on Honda’s history of innovation. And the roadmap of transitioning into a preview of its future. You can have a look at respective ideas such as a Honda electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL), a Cadillac-looking electric sedan, and a sleek EV SUV.
The electric sedan seems to have appeared in Honda’s e:N2 concept revealed last year. Honda comprises sharp body lines as well as surface finishing in order to display a “new styling that does not belong to any existing categories.”
Whereas, the interior is designed in order to maximize the value of space with minimal space acquired by the digital cockpit. Also, the electric sedan is based on the dedicated e:N architecture F, especially for the e:N series. On the other hand, the second model shown could preview its next-gen “mid-to-large size EV”. It is set to ride on Honda’s exclusive e-architecture platform.
Whereas, the automaker tags it as a “fictional vehicle”. Therefore, we can see new design features that will probably appear on next-gen models. The same comprises a full-length LED light bar and an illuminated Honda badge.