US EditionHonda Is Selling More of GM’s Electric SUVs Than General Motors
UNITED STATES, JUL 7 – Honda shifts focus to hybrids after canceling a large electric SUV due to high costs and lower demand, aiming for 2.2 million hybrid sales by 2030, company reports show.
- Honda sells more Prologue electric SUVs in the US in 2025 than General Motors sells its own Blazer EVs.
- Honda is scaling back its electric vehicle funding through 2030, reducing the amount from approximately $68.7 billion to about $48.1 billion, due to anticipated weaker demand in the U.S. and changing policies.
- Honda has abandoned its intention to introduce a sizable three-row electric SUV in response to changes in the U.S. market, following a similar move by Ford last year.
- So far in 2025, Honda dealers sold over 16,000 Prologues averaging more than 15 per dealership, while Chevy dealerships sold fewer than 4.5 Blazer EVs each.
- Honda is reallocating EV funds toward hybrids and plans to launch 13 new hybrid models starting in 2027 to better match US market demand.
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The plans of a large SUV Honda will have been suspended. The launch was planned for 2027, but everything indicates that this will not happen. Nikei Asia writes that the Japanese manufacturer has taken this decision when he intends to return to investment in total electric vehicles. The reduction is of ten billion Eienas (about EUR 58.3 billion) for seven billion yenes (mostly EUR 40.8 billion). Instead, Honda focuses attention on hybrid alternat…
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