According to Honda, they will invest nearly 8 trillion yen in research and development in the next decade, of which electrification accounts for 5 trillion yen, and by 2024, Honda will sequentially produce light electric vehicles, light electric vehicles and electric SUVs. At the same time, Honda will also actively develop a new generation of solid-state batteries, the main markets will include North America, China and Japan, the goal is to launch 30 electric vehicles by 2030, to achieve the global mass production of more than 2 million units.
In this briefing, the most noteworthy is the trailer of two of the electric sports cars, of which the electric sports car on the right is very similar in silhouette to the current NSX, and is likely to be a follow-up to the "Toei Ferrari"; while the sports car on the left is not too clear, it is likely to be a GT luxury station wagon. Both are Honda's flagship models, so you can wait and see!
via:dcfever