Honda is the latest automaker to dial back its plans. Instead of building a large electric SUV, it’s slashing $20 billion from the EV development budget to focus on hybrid vehicles instead.

Electric vehicle adoption is slowing in the United States, and the federal tax incentives are set to disappear soon. That makes pouring billions of dollars into EV development even riskier for already ...

Honda is not the first automaker to abandon plans to launch an electric vehicle. Last year, Ford announced that it would no longer build the three-row electric SUV and would redirect resources to ...

Honda’s next generation of EVs won’t fall away completely, of course. While the large SUV meant for a 2027 release is gone, the brand will still move ahead with electric models like a mid-size ...

Honda’s larger electric SUV was due to be released around 2027, about the same time as Ford and Toyota’s three-row EV SUVs. The upcoming Honda 0 Series electric SUV and sedan are still set to ...

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Honda has reportedly put the brakes on a large electric SUV, following President Trump’s decision to cut EV incentives in the US. The Japanese giant is preparing to roll out a new range of ...

TOKYO -- Honda Motor has halted the development of a large electric SUV, a major part of its EV strategy, as demand for ...

Honda has reportedly pulled the plug on its 2027 large electric SUV. The model was one of seven new EVs planned for launch by 2030. Honda is said to have cut a significant portion of its EV ...

As a result, Honda plans to reduce its EV-related investment from $69 billion to $48 billion, while placing a heavier focus on hybrid models, which it collectively calls HEVs.

However, with a new EV platform, batteries, and motor, Honda’s new models look to be a significant upgrade. The new EV SUV will be one of seven new electric vehicles Honda plans to launch by 2030.