TL;DR
Honda plans to launch 10 new cars in India by 2030, including seven SUVs and two EVs from its '0 Series' concepts, demonstrating a strong push for market expansion and electrification.
Honda Motor Company has announced an aggressive strategy for the Indian market, outlining plans to introduce 10 all-new products by 2030. A significant portion of this offensive, seven models, will be SUVs, including two electric SUVs based on the brand's '0 Series' concepts, which are expected to arrive by 2027.
The upcoming product portfolio will comprise a mix of global imports as Completely Built-Up Units (CBUs) and models specifically designed and developed locally to cater to the unique demands of the Indian market. This approach aims to strengthen Honda's presence across various segments, from compact SUVs to premium offerings.
Key models anticipated include a new 7-seater SUV, potentially the first production model to utilize Honda's PF2 modular platform, which is also set to underpin the next-generation City sedan and an upcoming subcompact SUV. Furthermore, a hybrid variant of the Honda Elevate is expected in the second half of 2026, featuring the City e:HEV's powertrain. This extensive product roadmap signifies Honda's renewed focus on India as a crucial market for its future global growth and electrification strategy.
