Honda’s latest 0 Saloon and 0 SUV prototypes have been unveiled at CES 2025 and offer a glimpse at its upcoming wedge-shaped EV lineup.
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Diving right in, the 0 SUV is the larger of the two and features a raked windshield and low roofline for a sleek silhouette. Its front fascia includes a black panel with pixelated headlights, an illuminated Honda badge, and a prominent bumper vent for battery cooling. A two-tone finish, with a black roof, enhances its visual appeal. The side windows rise dramatically at the rear, creating a thick D-pillar, while the rear U-shaped taillight wraps around a narrow windshield, emphasizing its unconventional design.
Meanwhile, the 0 Saloon serves as the flagship of Honda’s 0 Series. Building on the design of its predecessor concept revealed at CES 2024, it remains true to the “thin, light, and wise” philosophy. Its sporty wedge-shaped styling and low stance give it a dynamic appearance, aligning with its forward-thinking ethos.
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Inside, both models share a tech-focused interior dominated by screens. The dashboards feature a digital instrument cluster, central touchscreen, front passenger display, and side-camera monitors. Physical controls are minimal, limited to stalks behind the yoke-style steering wheel. The 0 SUV’s seats appear closer to production-ready, while the Saloon sports a striking illuminated glass centre console.
Those with a keen eye will notice that both of these concept vehicles, while sporting revolutionary styling, still bears the A pillar design cue present on other contemporary Honda models.
Honda also introduced ASIMO OS, a new operating system named after its iconic robot, which will power the 0 Series. The prototypes are equipped with a steer-by-wire system, but further technical details remain under wraps. Production is set to begin in 2026 at Honda’s EV Hub in Ohio. The 0 SUV will launch first in early 2026, followed by the 0 Saloon later that year. Both models are expected to spearhead Honda’s electric future in North America and potentially other global markets with a strong impetus on zero emissions vehicles.
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