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Honda electric SUV line-up previews future global EVs
The first to make production will be the e:NS2 and e:NP2, a pair of EV SUVs designed to succeed the HR-V-based e:NS1 and e:NP1 models on sale in China since last year. The current pair is identical save for the colour of their charging port and grille: the Dongfeng-built e:NS1’s is body-coloured, whereas the GAC-built e:NP1’s is painted black. The revision will distinguish the twin models better by providing them with different front lighting signatures. The e:NS2 receives angular LED daytime running lights reminiscent of Peugeot models, while the e:NP2 features a design more closely resembling the latest-gen Honda models like the new Civic sold overseas.

Not much is known about the e:Ny1 electric SUV yet. In India, Honda’s first major step towards electrification will be the launch of City Hybrid which is slated to take place in the next few weeks.

It is likely to be priced well over the standard City, at an expected price range of Rs 18-20 lakh (ex-showroom). Post launch, it will become the second locally assembled vehicle in India to run on a true hybrid powertrain after Toyota Camry.
Both new cars will go on sale in early 2024 in India Honda has confirmed, followed by launches in other markets as well. Given that they will be launched in such close proximity to the e:NS1 and e:NP1, their mechanicals are unlikely to change substantially. The official range of 500km could improve slightly, as could the two motor options’ power outputs of 182hp and 213hp.

Honda also displayed the e:N GT concept car on the show floor in Shanghai, but it doesn't appear to have been changed since its unveiling last year. It's planned to manifest a production car in 2025.

Honda's first all-electric SUV, 3 new concepts revealed
The first two e:N SUVs – e:NS1 and e:NP1 – are based on the Honda HR-V and are developments from the e:Prototype SUV.