India-bound Honda 0 Alpha E-SUV unveiled at Japan Mobility Show 2025
- New all-electric SUV concept previews Honda’s next-generation EV family ahead of its 2027 global launch.
Honda has unveiled its latest all-electric SUV prototype, the Honda 0 α (pronounced Alpha), at the Japan Mobility Show 2025, marking the world premiere of what could soon become the brand’s most accessible next-generation EV.
The 0 Alpha will remain on display at Honda’s booth throughout the show, open to the public from October 31 to November 9, following exclusive press previews earlier in the week. Honda noted that the production model will reach global markets, including Japan and India, by 2027.
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What is the Honda 0 Alpha?
The Honda 0 Alpha is positioned as a gateway model to the company’s upcoming Honda 0 Series, following the 0 Saloon and 0 SUV that debuted at CES earlier this year. It’s designed to appeal to both urban and outdoor users, a compact yet premium SUV that fits comfortably into everyday life.
Design philosophy: Thin, Light, and Wise
The 0 Alpha prototype reflects Honda’s new design direction based on the “Thin, Light, and Wise" philosophy. The vehicle’s proportions are kept low and sleek without compromising ground clearance, while the wide stance adds a sense of stability typical of larger SUVs.
The exterior integrates several modern design cues:
- The front fascia seamlessly integrates the headlights, charging lid, and illuminated Honda emblem into a single, clean screen area.
- The rear section features a U-shaped LED light bar connecting the tail lamps, indicators, and reversing lights.
- A glass roof stretches across the cabin, creating an open and bright ambience inside.
Inside the tech
Honda claims that the upcoming 0 Series models, including the 0 Alpha, will introduce next-generation automated driving technology. Using artificial intelligence, advanced sensors, and driver-monitoring systems, the cars will make more “human-like" driving decisions, allowing for expanded hands-free operation in multiple situations.
The carmaker also promises significant gains in charging and battery life. Future 0 Series EVs will support 15 per cent to 80 per cent fast charging in about 10–15 minutes, while the batteries are engineered to retain over 90 per cent of their capacity even after a decade of use.
Why does this matter for India?
Honda has confirmed that India will be among the first markets for the production-spec Honda 0 Alpha. The SUV’s blend of futuristic design, quick-charging capability, and intelligent driving tech positions it as a strong contender in the premium electric SUV segment, one expected to grow rapidly in the next two years.
With the 0 Series, Honda is signalling a decisive shift toward a global EV identity that combines Japanese engineering with market-ready practicality.
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