Honda set to debut new Global EV Series at CES 2024

ABU DHABI: Honda aims to achieve carbon neutrality across all activities and products by 2050. The automaker is planning to sell 2 million EVs worldwide and introduce 30 new electric vehicles globally. 

To achieve its electrification goals, Honda will introduce a new global series of EVs at the 2024 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Several Honda executives will attend the event to speak about the "automaker's vision for an electrified future," including Global Executive Vice President Shinji Aoyama and Global CEO Toshihiro Mibe. 

At CES 2024, the automaker will highlight key technologies and showcase innovative products from its global EV series. The display reflects the efforts of the automaker to embrace the trend toward sustainable and cleaner mobility solutions. 

Honda's dedicated CES 2024 website and booth will display items, including key technologies and innovative models from the global EV series. This presentation reflects transformation aligned with the electrification direction and Global Brand Slogan, emphasizing the brand's commitment to evolution and innovation. 

Honda's vision to introduce a global EV series is a revolutionary step, showcasing its commitment to eco-friendly driving and a strong push into the competitive electric vehicle segment. The CES 2024 reveal is expected to create great anticipation, sparking lots of buzz about how the automaker's new electric offerings will level up in the market against established players like Ford and Tesla.

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