The Honda 0 Series is poised to transform the electric vehicle (EV) industry with its groundbreaking design, advanced technology, and innovative

Alongside an updated version of last year’s radical Saloon concept, Honda has debuted the 0 Series SUV at CES 2025

A year ago, at CES, Honda kicked off the year shocking everyone with a wedge-shaped EV concept that it called the “0-series.” This all-black, twin-gullwing concept car was said to be a preview of Honda’s full self-developed EV efforts, unlike the GM-based Honda Prologue meant to be a stopgap until this car was up and running.

At CES in Las Vegas today, Honda showed off its promised new battery-electric Honda Zero prototypes. The first is an SUV based on its Space-Hub concept, called the Honda 0 SUV. The second is a sedan based on its Saloon concept, called the Honda 0 Saloon.

Honda unveiled Tuesday at CES 2025 the latest EV in its 0 Series — a midsized SUV prototype dubbed, surely enough, the 0 SUV. Honda's take on the SUV will

Last year at the Consumer Electronics Show, Honda gave us our first peek into the brand's electric vehicle future in the form of the Saloon and Space-Hub concepts — the inaugural visions of what the brand describes as the 0 Series models.

Honda teased its first two homegrown EVs with the Series 0 Saloon and Space-Hub. But now at CES 2025, those vehicles are getting one step closer to production by graduating from concepts to prototypes while getting updated names along the way: the Honda 0 Saloon and 0 SUV.

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.

Honda's 0 Saloon and 0 SUV are billed as prototypes of production models due in 2026.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

Honda Motor revealed its new electric vehicles at the CES tech conference, introducing the Honda 0 Saloon and Honda 0 SUV. The models are set to launch in 2026 and will be produced at a new manufacturing facility in Ohio.