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The Mitsubishi Triton will underpin a new Honda pickup in the Southeast Asia market.
What it means: Honda will sell a body-on-frame pickup based on the Mitsubishi Triton in Southeast Asia, not currently planned for other markets.
Read More →Honda and Mitsubishi will supply vehicles for each other’s lineups, starting with a Triton-based pickup.
What it means: Honda will sell a rebadged Mitsubishi Triton pickup starting in 2028, expanding its truck lineup through a partnership.
Read More →Working in partnership with a road construction company, Honda hopes to charge civilian and commercial vehicles as they drive.
What it means: Honda's experimental road-based induction charging is still early-stage research and not yet relevant to current car buyers.
Read More →Reported Japanese-market plans pair the Honda ZR-V TrailSport with the e:HEV hybrid system, plus both front- and all-wheel-drive options.
What it means: A rugged TrailSport trim on the compact ZR-V hybrid could give future Honda SUV shoppers a more off-road-styled, AWD-capable option.
Read More →Honda already recalled over 1 million Accords and CR-Vs for this liability, but some got a brand-new version of the same faulty part.
What it means: Some Accord and CR-V owners need a second repair as Honda's original fuel-cap fix didn't resolve the defect.
Read More →Honda’s luxury arm also confirmed that it’s currently developing a large eight-passenger SUV.
What it means: Acura is developing a rugged, adventure-style SUV likely sharing design cues with Honda's TrailSport models, expanding future SUV choices.
Read More →CEO Toshihiro Mibe didn't consult everyone he should have with regards to decision-making, and that's apparently to blame for Honda's struggles.
What it means: Internal management issues at Honda highlight financial struggles but have no direct impact on vehicle shoppers.
Read More →No fewer than 15 next-generation hybrids are in the works, and most of them are heading to North America.
What it means: Future Honda hybrids will offer electric AWD, giving buyers more traction options without a traditional mechanical drivetrain.
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