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The 2023 Honda SUV e will be produced in 2022 and will be available at European dealers such as the YM 2023. Chiefs don’t want to reveal much. There are no details on availability in the US. Meanwhile, officials have confirmed that more electric vehicles will go into production very soon.
The debut, the zero-emissions concept, was in China in 2020. Now it’s time to step forward and produce. However, the name of the electric SUV has not been revealed. The car’s size would put it below the compact HR-V. This means Honda‘s electric SUV will compete with the Hyundai Kona and Volvo XC40 Recharge. We’ll see more of those vehicles in the future.
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2023 Honda SUV e Electrical part growth
Honda is just another company entering the race. This is not unexpected, given that the Japanese automaker is one of the leaders in sales. Just to remind you – the CR-V Hybrid hit a 40+ mpg circuit. You won’t find many other crossovers with this mileage. Honda will also soon launch the plug-in version of the Pilot SUV. So full electric is a logical choice. Toyota and Nissan are not far away. The bZ4X is Toyota‘s latest project, parts of which will also be available on the Subaru Solterra. The Nissan Ariya is another great electric car that we could see in the near future. American and German car manufacturers are also active in this sector.
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2023 Honda SUV e-series, shipping time
We can only make bold predictions. But to be competitive, the 2023 Honda SUV e will need to offer similar performance to its competitors. Again, meeting the minimum requirements may not be enough. On the other hand, getting to the level of first-class cars requires a lot of work and money. In addition, the product may harm some fans of the price. In any case, the range of Honda‘s electric SUV should be in the range of 200-300 hp. The little intersection is the city vehicle. High performance versions are also possible. Honda will also make larger batteries, but they will be available in larger SUVs, such as the Pilot or the CR-V.
Charging technology is still under development. It’s not the biggest problem engineers face. The charging network is still bad and we have to think about fast chargers and home systems. Standard outlets may take a long time to restore the battery. With this technology, 2023 Honda SUV e may be able to drive autonomously. The Japanese company is not very familiar with these features, but cooperation with other manufacturers will lead to improvement.
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2023 Honda SUV e Release date and prices
The car has been confirmed as a 2023 Honda SUV e and sales should start in early 2022. By choosing the compact segment for the first electric model, Honda wants to grab attention and test the market at a lower price. This technology is still very expensive and the MSRP will cost no less than $30,000. The upcoming Chevy Bolt and Hyundai Kona will cost around $35,000 and larger vehicles, such as the Ford Mach E, above $45,000.
