Honda Prologue 2024: Honda and General Motors EV Collaboration Looks Like This
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Honda shares a sneak peek at the design styling of the Prologue, an electric vehicle co-developed with GM that goes on sale in 2024. In addition, the company plans to refurbish Honda dealerships and adapt them to future digital sales. vehicles
Honda is finally ready to reveal the design concept for its first all-electric SUV of the 2020s, known as the Honda, which hits the streets in 2024. The long-awaited project is the result of a collaboration between the Japanese automaker and General Motors. it will be the first product Honda will launch under this partnership. It also initiates Honda's very aggressive turn towards electrification.
Honda plans to launch a new range of affordable electric vehicles
The 2024 prologue, which appears to include more styling from the company's current vehicles (like the Civic's front end and Accord's sharp lines), will soon follow in 2026 with the first launch of Honda-based vehicles. a new "e:Architecture" that will support multiple electrified models. A new line of "affordable electric vehicles" will be launched in 2027, built on another joint GM platform. Although prices for these five-year-old models have not yet been announced, this will make them one of the most affordable electric vehicles on the market.
Honda Dealers Undergo Changes
All of this should prepare Honda to sell 500,000 electric vehicles in the United States and two million electric models overall by 2030, when the company says it will have a variety of electric vehicles on sale worldwide. Dealers in the United States will also receive upgrades, charging infrastructure and training to help them make a smooth transition to selling electric vehicles, unlike other manufacturers such as Ford, which have more clearly broken down their production channels and sales of electric and combustion vehicles. .
Honda and electric cars
Honda is familiar with batteries; Insight has been around for a long time. In addition, the adorably cute five-door Honda E has been available worldwide since 2020, and the company previously offered the Honda EV Plus, a limited-edition all-electric hatchback with nickel-metal hydride batteries, back in the late 90s. However, this is a far more ambitious electrification plan than the company has ever undertaken.
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