Honda is gearing up for its transition to EVs with a £30 billion investment, and there are two electric sports cars in the plan -
This program will focus on two main streams: first the introduction of 30 new all-electric models globally by 2030, and the second a deeper investment into solid-state battery technology, a development path that’s widely accepted as the major step up in battery tech that will unlock the full potential of battery electric vehicles.
This has released the resource and capacity to develop those 30 new vehicles aimed at three core market streams, a huge task for any manufacturer. These will be focused around the North American, Japanese domestic and Chinese markets, with development skewed towards their respective deliverables. Honda is projecting that this expansion will reach a production output of 2 million units per year, bringing with it its own challenges around manufacturing capacity and procurement.