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Honda 0 Series is the Future of EVs with Hands-Free Driving and Next-Level Efficiency

October 10, 2024

The Honda 0 Series will offer hands-free driving with Level 3 autonomous technology, and regular updates will improve its features over time.
The “Thin and Light” design gives the Honda 0 Series better handling, up to 300 miles of range, and a fun driving experience.
Honda’s new digital tech will include features like virtual ride-sharing and better in-car entertainment for a more connected experience.

Honda has plans to launch its Honda 0 Series in 2026, a new line of electric vehicles (EVs) designed to push boundaries in both autonomous driving and electric efficiency. With advanced features like hands-free Level 3 autonomous driving, advanced digital technologies, and an innovative “Thin and Light” design for improved performance and range, the Honda 0 Series promises to offer a safer, smarter, and more exciting driving experience.

And it’s about time. Consumers have been strung along with vague promises of smarter vehicles, but what have we seen so far? Vehicles that may cut emissions but leave much to be desired in terms of safety, performance, and driving pleasure. The Honda 0 Series fills that gap and is here to completely break outdated expectations.

Honda 0 Series: Hands-Free Driving with Evolving Autonomous Tech

When it comes to autonomous driving, the Honda 0 Series takes the tech beyond what’s currently available. With Honda Sensing Elite, the brand’s proprietary Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS), this isn’t your run-of-the-mill lane-keeping feature. Their Level 3 autonomous driving system allows the car to take control in certain conditions, like traffic jams, and let you go hands-free.

Image showcasing Honda 0 Series EV Concepts Space-Hub — _{Interior of the Honda 0 Series Space-Hub EV Concept.}

But here’s where Honda really sets itself apart: over-the-air updates (OTA). Unlike most EVs that lock you into a static feature set, the Honda 0 Series will evolve with time, continuously improving its autonomous driving capabilities, safety systems, and in-car experience.

Honda 0 Series - High Pressure Die Cast Machine

Honda’s “Thin and Light” Delivers 300-Mile Range and Superior Handling

Honda’s Thin and Light approach focuses on efficiency without sacrificing performance. The compact e-Axle and thin battery pack help lower the center of gravity, giving the car better handling than most expect from an EV.

Honda’s improvements offer up to 300 miles of range, even in tough winter conditions, where battery degradation typically takes a toll. Thanks to Honda’s radiant heating system and advanced battery management, you can stay warm without losing range. This smart feature shows how outdated many other EVs are in comparison.

The Experience You Deserve, the Joy of Driving

Now let’s address something critical: driving should be fun. The Honda 0 Series is built around this fundamental truth. While other manufacturers treat electric cars like glorified appliances, Honda is committed to bringing the joy of driving back to the forefront. Whether it’s through their steer-by-wire system or the real-time collaboration between the electric motor and braking systems, the Honda EV electric car will make you feel connected to the road in ways modern cars have forgotten.

Image showcasing Honda 0 Series EV Concepts Saloon — _{Honda 0 Series Saloon EV Concept.}

Honda is also looking ahead to how we interact with our cars. The Honda 0 Series will use extended reality (XR) for a virtual ride-sharing experience. This means you can share your driving experience with others, even if they’re not in the car with you, thanks to advanced digital tech. Honda is creating memorable experiences for everyone involved.

You deserve more than just a car that gets you from point A to point B. You deserve a vehicle that offers safety, self-driving features, top performance, and, above all, the joy of driving. The Honda 0 Series is the future of electric vehicles, turning every drive into an exciting experience while maximizing efficiency with every mile.

Honda Vice President, Head of BEV Development Center, Toshihiro Akiwa

But here’s the thing: innovation happens when you demand it. If people keep accepting cars that only halfway commit to electric or autonomous tech, we won’t get the future we deserve. It’s time to ask for more: better efficiency, greater safety, and real freedom on the road. Don’t settle. The Honda 0 Series, arriving in 2026, is raising the standard.