Honda has just teased a new electric vehicle concept that will debut at the 2023 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) on January 9, 2024. There are few details about the car, which will be part of the "Global Honda EV Series". It's unclear if this means the car will be sold in the United States, but judging by the trailer, the concept car is not close to production.
In the leaflet**, we can see that the concept has a very strange shape that reminds us of the recently delivered Tesla Cybertruck. It has extremely sharp lines with wedge-shaped ends and what appears to be a large light bar at the top. We can't imagine that such a shape will go into production, but the design of the Cybertruck passed the crash tests in the United States, so what do we know?
Honda has just teased a new electric vehicle concept that will debut at the 2023 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) on January 9, 2024. There are few details about the car, which will be part of the "Global Honda EV Series". It's unclear if this means the car will be sold in the United States, but judging by the trailer, the concept car is not close to production.
In the leaflet**, we can see that the concept has a very strange shape that reminds us of the recently delivered Tesla Cybertruck. It has extremely sharp lines with wedge-shaped ends and what appears to be a large light bar at the top. We can't imagine that such a shape will go into production, but the design of the Cybertruck passed the crash tests in the United States, so what do we know?
Honda recently showed off some cool EV concepts, so we're interested in hearing more about this CES reveal, including the name of the car. The automaker has recently delivered some big surprises, including a new prelude that gives Honda fans a sense of hope for the future of sports cars. We imagine that some of these electrified products will appear at Honda's CES booth and have the opportunity to ride the Motocompacto, a small electric scooter that folds into a briefcase.
The press conference will include presentations by Global CEO Toshihiro Mibe and Global Executive Vice President Shinji Aoyama, so it's clear that this is an important reveal to keep an eye on.