Continuing its commitment to electrify its vehicle lineup, American Honda is set to introduce four sustainable models this year, including one from Acura and three from Honda.
Acura’s upcoming ZDX all-electric mid-size crossover SUV, along with the ZDX Type S variant, will be based on GM’s Ultium BEV3 architecture. Meanwhile, Honda will offer the Prologue crossover SUV as an alternative, demonstrating the brand’s dedication to sustainable mobility.
The refreshed 2025 Honda Civic will feature a long-awaited hybrid version, joining the CR-V and Accord Hybrid models in Honda’s electrified lineup. Additionally, Honda introduces the quirky 2025 CR-V e: FCEV, a fuel-cell electric vehicle with a rechargeable battery system, catering to environmentally conscious consumers.
Honda’s creative solution solves long-range travel restrictions while lowering emissions, creating a new bar for environmentally responsible transportation in the automobile industry despite the technological difficulty of hydrogen-powered cars.
