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Electric vehicle technology keeps evolving, and Honda has introduced another innovation in the EV field. At RE+ 25 — North America's premier clean energy event — Honda announced a robust energy management system that enables EVs to function as generators to power other sources, such as a home. The technology will debut on the Acura RSX, with plans to expand availability to more vehicles in time.

 
The new Honda Prologue is a must-see if you're considering an EV that truly values passenger safety and comfort. Recently honored as the Best Electric 5-Passenger SUV by Parents magazine, it sets a high standard in its class. Let's examine the features that set this vehicle apart.

 
Electric vehicles (EVs) have revolutionized the automotive industry in recent times. Technological advancements and growing environmental concerns have fueled the rise of electric cars. Nonetheless, despite their numerous advantages, certain misconceptions and myths about electric vehicles still exist.

An electric vehicle, or an EV for short, is an excellent way to reduce your dependence on fossil fuels. However, some costs accompany owning and driving one, which is often overlooked. The price of the vehicle is one of the more obvious factors to consider. However, purchasing an EV for a substantial discount on the sticker price is possible if you negotiate well in advance.

Recently, both Honda and Sony announced plans that they intend to start a new EV brand together. The plan is to have the brand start sometime in 2022. The new company they make will hopefully begin creating new vehicles by sometime around 2025.

It's no secret that Honda is one of the world's most innovative automotive brands. Over the next decade, Honda plans to release 30 new electric vehicles. This is exciting news for drivers looking to go green. The upcoming 2024 Honda Prologue will be a game-changer. Here's what we currently know about this electric SUV.

 
As more automakers are looking to release new all-electric vehicles on the market, it's prompted Honda to pick up speed to remain competitive in the industry. Honda now plans to have all-electric cars available in its line-up by 2040. The EV models will first be available in China and will also include Hydrogen Fuel Cell vehicles.