Honda has revealed its annual release schedule for the North American market. The corporation plans to expand the existing Honda and Acura lineups with new EVs.
Sales of the all-electric Prologue SUV introduced in September will start soon. Later on, a hydrogen-powered CR-V will debut on official terms with all specifications.
Acura will be releasing an EV of its own this February. Called the ZDX, it will offer plenty of driving range and will go on pre-order next month. Some time later, the premium badge will unveil a compact crossover set to become the cheapest Acura on the market (think a bit like Integra, but in the SUV segment). Very little is known about this one, but we suppose it could be a smaller, trimmed-down version of the Honda HR-V.
The company hopes to boost its combined vehicle sales from the two brands by 10-15 percent in 2024 compared to the previous year.