Honda’s First Electric SUV Begins India Testing; 500 Km Range, Creta EV Rival!

Honda tests 0 Alpha in India as ₹1,200-crore EV push gathers pace

Honda begins testing its 0 Alpha electric SUV in India, aiming to compete in the mid-size EV segment by 2027.

Honda’s first electric SUV begins India testing; 500 km range, Creta EV rival!

Electric Vehicles News: Honda Cars India has begun pan-India road testing of its upcoming electric SUV. The nationwide test run marks the start of the vehicle’s Public Road V.

Honda's first electric SUV, the 0 Alpha, now on Indian roads

Honda Cars India has commenced pan-India public road testing of its upcoming electric SUV based on the Honda 0 Alpha concept, with the made-in-India EV expected to launch around 2027.

Honda 0α Electric SUV Spotted Testing in India: Honda’s First EV Launch Expected in 2026

Honda 0α Electric SUV Testing India: Japanese auto giant Honda is now ready to disrupt the Indian electric vehicle (EV) market. In a major update today, the company has officially begun public road testing of its first electric SUV, the Honda 0α, in India. This powerful car from Honda will not only feature a premium design, but it has also been specifically designed to withstand the challenging Indian roads and weather conditions. If you’ve been…

Honda Cars India flags off Pan-India test run for upcoming Electric SUV

Honda Cars India Ltd. (HCIL), one of India’s leading premium car manufacturers, has flagged off the first pan-India test run of its upcoming Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) SUV, marking the beginning of public road verification testing across the country. The development represents a significant milestone in Honda’s electric mobility journey and brings the company a step closer to launching an all-new electric SUV tailored for Indian customers. T…

Honda’s EV Era Begins: ‘0 Alpha’ Electric SUV Starts Pan-India Road Testing - Business League

Honda’s journey into the Indian EV market has officially moved from the drawing board to the pavement. On Monday, March 16, 2026, the Japanese automaker initiated its Public Road Verification programme, a critical phase intended to stress-test the Honda 0 Alpha prototype against the unique challenges of the subcontinent—from extreme summer heats to the chaotic monsoon urban floods. While Honda has been a late mover in the pure-electric space in …