Futuristic Gullwing Electric Honda Previews 2026 Model Coming To USA

The Honda 0 Series looks like a hero car.

Honda unveiled a dramatically styled electric vehicle at CES that previews a production model that will launch in the U.S. in 2026.

The angular 0 Series Saloon concept features a low roof and sleek design meant to optimize its efficiency using aerodynamic techniques learned in motor racing.

The concept is equipped with gullwing doors that show off its roomy interior and a digital display for a grille.

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Hidden headlights illuminate from underneath the leading edge of the windshield glass.

Honda said it will use a high-density battery pack that will be able to be charged from 15% to 80% in 10-15 minutes and maintain 90% of its capacity after 10 years.

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The batteries will be built at a new factory in Ohio that is a joint venture with LG Energy Solutions, but Honda didn’t confirm where the vehicle will be assembled.

The drivetrain will use an e-Axle developed with Hitachi Astemo that combines a silicon carbide inverter; a square-wire, low-loss and high-efficiency motor; and a “quiet” gearbox in a compact package.

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It will also feature a steer-by-wire system and be equipped with a Level 3 advanced driver assistance system that will allow limited hands-off operation in certain approved locations and conditions.

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Robotic motion control technology will keep the driver properly positioned to enhance the “joy of driving.”

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A Space-Hub minivan using similar technology made its debut alongside the Saloon with a lounge-style interior for rear seat passengers.