The carmaker reports it is targeting sales of 100% zero emission electrified vehicles in North America by 2040.
Honda extended new safety features to its sensing suite of active safety and driver assistive technologies.
For the 2020 program, J.D. Power assessed 270 models from the 2017 model year, examining 592,000 vehicle sales transactions between May and September of 2020.
General Motors and Honda have signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding toward establishing a North American automotive alliance, in which both automakers would collaborate on a variety of segments with the intention of sharing common vehicle platforms.
The hybrid model brings with it a 40 mpg EPA city/35 mpg highway/38 mpg combined fuel economy rating, better off-the-line-acceleration, and Honda’s latest generation two-motor hybrid technology.
American Honda Motor Co. is recalling 2020 Passport and Pilot vehicles because the certification label may have been printed with ink that can be wiped away with a solvent.
New to the 2020-MY is an updated Acoustic Vehicle Alert System, a system that provides audio cues for pedestrians and other road users when the vehicle is in electric power only.
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety has named Honda Passport SUVs built after June of this year to be 2019 Top Safety Pick vehicles—making this the seventh 2019 Honda model to join the IIHS winner’s circle.
Honda has developed new passenger front air-bag technology that features an unconventional design specifically crafted to better protect occupants in a wide range of frontal collision scenarios, including angled crashes between vehicles or a vehicle and another object.
American Honda Motor Co. is recalling an estimated 118,598 2019 CR-V vehicles because the metal core of the steering wheel may have burrs. These can damage the harnesses routed within, possibly disabling the driver’s air bag or causing it to deploy unexpectedly.