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Honda Corrects Strategy: Few EVs and Cooperation with Nissan

Updated on 2026-08-13 By Mario Hommen/SP-X | Translated by AI 2 min Reading Time

Billion-dollar burdens are forcing Honda's automotive division to change course: EV plans are being scaled back, and collaborations are intended to reduce costs. In Europe too, the company is focusing on profitability over volume.

In Europe, Honda is significantly reducing its EV lineup in multiple ways: the Super-N is now the only electric vehicle, competing in the kei car class and, for the time being, only in the UK.(Image: Honda)
In Europe, Honda is significantly reducing its EV lineup in multiple ways: the Super-N is now the only electric vehicle, competing in the kei car class and, for the time being, only in the UK.
(Image: Honda)

After billion-dollar burdens from the electric car business, Honda is realigning its strategy. During the presentation of the latest business figures in early August in Tokyo, the company explained its global reorientation.

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