Honda Makes It a Goal To Create a 100% EV Lineup in North America by 2040
November 29 2023,
Honda has recently announced its ambitious targets for the sales of electrified vehicles in North America. It plans to prioritize battery-electric and fuel-cell EVs to represent 100% of its vehicle sales by 2040. This plan involves an incremental increase, to achieve 40% of sales from electrified vehicles by 2030 and 80% by 2035. Alongside this commitment, Honda plans to introduce new EV models based on their newly developed e:Architecture platform, starting in the second half of the decade. These targets align with Honda's global commitment to safety advancements and environmental technology.
Renewed Commitment
Honda recognizes that minimizing their environmental impact and advancing safety technology are the company's two most significant challenges. As a result, Honda is announcing its goals for achieving carbon neutrality across all products and corporate activities by 2050.
New Platform
In the second half of the 2020s, Honda plans to introduce a series of new EV models utilizing their innovative e:Architecture platform. This platform, led by Honda, represents a completely new approach to electric vehicle engineering. The initial launch of these EV models will take place in the North American market, followed by their introduction to other regions worldwide. Furthermore, Honda has collaborated with GM to develop two large-sized EV models using GM's Ultium batteries.
Conclusion
Honda's vision for a sustainable future is centred around the development and adoption of electric vehicles and the pursuit of carbon neutrality and safety advancements. By setting ambitious targets and investing in new EV models and partnerships, Honda is taking significant steps towards reducing their environmental footprint and contributing to a cleaner and safer world for future generations.
