Honda is ready to add to their line of electric cars. This is marked by the presence of the e:N2 Concept at the China International Import Expo, Shanghai, China which will take place on November 5-10, 2022.
The Honda e:N2 Concept is the second series car from the e:N Series. This car is specifically working on the electric vehicle (EV) market share for domestic consumption in China.
According to Toshihiro Mibe, Director, President and Representative Executive Officer of Honda Motor Co Ltd, the Honda e:N2 Concept continues the basic values of Honda products that continue to prioritize driving pleasure.
"In China, Honda will continue to deliver electric-based vehicles in line with the growing needs of the electric-based vehicle market to support people's mobility," said Toshihiro in his statement.
For your information, the e:N2 Concept is claimed to combine elements of maximum driving sensation and can combine feelings between the driver who blends with the vehicle.
It is not stated what segment is intended for the e:N2 figure, whether it is an SUV or a sedan with a fairly large shape. However, the shape of the e:N2 Concept is quite interesting.
Just look at the exterior design, it has sharp corners, with firm body lines, plus the color of the car body that emphasizes metallic elements.
Meanwhile, the interior design, launched the official Honda website, the cabin is made simple to provide comfort for passengers and drivers.
But what's interesting, there is also a digital-based cockpit which is said to be equipped with Honda CONNECT technology.
Honda's electric car lineup in China
Previously, right in April 2022, Honda Motor China through Dongfeng Honda launched the e:NS1 and also the Honda e:NP1.
The Honda e: NS1 and Honda e: NP1 themselves have been embedded with a Single Motor Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor with a lithium ion battery with a capacity of 53.6 kWh which is capable of producing 204 Tk of power and 310 Nm of torque.
On paper, this car can travel up to 510 km and reach speeds of up to 150 km per hour.
Not only that, both the Honda e: NS1 and Honda e: NP1 are also equipped with the latest technology from Honda, namely Honda Connect 3.0.
In addition, Honda has announced its global plan to launch up to 30 electrified cars by 2030, with annual production volumes reaching 2 million units.
In addition, Honda is also trying to achieve carbon neutrality for all its product lines and company activities by 2050.
