The vehicles are the Honda 0 Saloon, which is an updated version of a concept car revealed last year at CES, and the Honda 0 SUV.

Now, Honda’s back at CES with another iteration of the 0-series Saloon concept, and a new follow-up – called the 0 SUV. It’s not entirely clear how close either car is to its final production body, but we shouldn’t discount how outlandish modern manufacturers can be, especially since they’ve got to compete with increasingly wild Chinese EV designs.

Honda Motor Co. debuted prototypes of its two latest electric vehicles — a sedan and an SUV — with a new software operating system that will be built at its plant in Ohio and sold starting in early 2026.

The new EVs are part of Honda's 0 Series models that will be built at the company's EV Hub in Ohio. Mechanical details were not shared. For that matter, very little is known about the concepts beyond the software that will control them.

Last year at the Consumer Electronics Show, Honda gave us our first peek into the brand's electric vehicle future in the form of the Saloon and Space-Hub concepts — the inaugural visions of what the brand describes as the 0 Series models.