GM, Cruise, Honda announce AV ride-hail venture in Japan
The vehicle allows for six passengers to sit face-to-face, enabling customers to comfortably travel in a new way.
BMW, Ford, Honda create JV ChargeScape to enhance EV grid
ChargeScape’s platform will give electric utilities access to EV battery energy across a pool of EVs.
Honda Prologue all-electric SUV debuts with 300-mile range
The vehicle will have an estimated 288 horsepower and 333 lb.-ft. of torque.
Seven OEMs plan to form N.A. charging network to rival Tesla’s
The joint venture is between BMW Group, General Motors, Honda, Hyundai, Kia, Mercedes-Benz Group, and Stellantis NV.
Honda, Ascend Elements partner on EV battery materials
Ascend Elements has recycled used lithium-ion batteries for American Honda Motor Co. since 2021.
Honda stationary fuel cell provides power to data center
Backup power systems using hydrogen fuel cells offer a promising future for clean, yet reliable power, Honda says.
LG Energy Solution, Honda break ground on EV Battery Plant
The companies have committed $3.5 billion in the facility, with their overall investment projected to reach $4.4 billion.
New EV entries cut into Tesla’s EV market share
Tesla is showing the expected signs of shedding market share as more entrants arrive with their own EV contributions.
LG Energy, Honda JV to produce EV batteries
The companies’ overall investment related to the JV is projected to reach $4.4 billion.
Honda introduces its most powerful hybrid with the 2023 Accord
Honda says its new 2023 Accord, which goes on sale in January, will be available in six trim levels, starting with the turbocharged LX and EX and topped by the hybrid-powered Sport, EX-L, Sport-L and Touring. With 247 lb.-ft of torque from Honda’s new fourth-generation two-motor hybrid system, the 2023 Accord hybrids are the most
Honda to install Calif. hydrogen fuel cell power station
Honda says it plans to install a stationary fuel cell power station on its corporate campus in Torrance, Calif., by early 2023. The station will serve as a proof of concept for the future commercialization of a power generation unit for use as a zero-emission backup power source for facilities such as data centers, which
GM, Honda say they will codevelop affordable EVs
General Motors and Honda have announced plans to expand their relationship by codeveloping a series of affordable electric vehicles based on a new global architecture using next-generation Ultium battery technology. The companies are working together to enable global production of millions of EVs starting in 2027, including compact crossover vehicles, leveraging the two companies’ technology,
