Honda will unveil three new electric vehicles at the Beijing Auto Show, part of a new line of EVs destined for the Chinese market. Auto123 has more.
The Beijing Motor Show is fast approaching - the show runs from April 25 to May 4. In the lead up to that event, Honda yesterday announced it will be presenting there a new line of electric vehicles, simply named "Ye".
Honda Ye P7 | Photo: Honda Honda Ye S7 | Photo: Honda The first two expected are the Ye P7 and Ye S7 . Conceived on a new Honda-developed platform, the vehicle can be configured with one motor or two . The company promises sporty handling for the former, impressive power and responsive driving for the latter.
In terms of styling, the vehicles are admittedly elegant, but we can't help noticing a resemblance to the signature adopted by Kia, especially with the S7 and GT models. The company confirmed the P7 and S7 for this year, while the GT model is promised by the end of 2025.
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