Honda has reportedly scrapped plans to develop a large electric SUV, mostly due to declining demand for electric vehicles ...

Honda has halted development of its large electric SUV due to the early termination of the U.S. electric vehicle subsidy ...

Honda is not the first automaker to abandon plans to launch an electric vehicle. Last year, Ford announced that it would no longer build the three-row electric SUV and would redirect resources to ...

Honda has lowered its EV investment plans substantially through 2030. Initially, this number was 10 trillion yen ($69 billion ...

The model was initially scheduled to debut in 2027, joining the midsize SUV and sedan that will arrive in 2026 ...

The automaker has reportedly canceled plans for a large electric SUV. It was supposed to launch in 2027, but according to a new report from Nikkei Asia, Honda has halted development on the model and ...

That larger Honda electric SUV may be a pipe dream after all. Honda follows Ford, Toyota, and other automakers in adjusting major EV plans in the US. Honda scraps plans for a larger electric SUV ...

Among them is Honda, which has reportedly shelved plans for a large electric SUV intended for the US market as it reevaluates its electrification strategy.

The British automaker claimed it needed more time for testing while it waited for stronger demand. However, there’s more to ...

Shifts in economic policy and manufacturing have led major automakers to cancel upcoming electric vehicle launches in the US.

2026 is the same year that Slate Auto is expected to begin delivering its barebones electric truck, which was supposed to ...

The Japanese automaker's upcoming large SUV has fallen victim to a plan to slash $20 billion from its EV development budget and shift it to hybrids.