The Honda 0 SUV, formerly known as the Space-Hub concept, debuted at CES 2025 with a refined design and a step closer to production. This article explores the minimalist, spaceship-inspired aesthetics, the spacious interior, and the advanced technology features of this upcoming electric vehicle.
Previously known as the Space-Hub concept, Honda 's upcoming first electric crossover was on display at CES 2025 after getting a new name: the Honda 0 SUV . The 0 SUV was originally unveiled alongside the Series 0 Saloon and Space-Hub concepts. But now at CES 2025 , those vehicles are getting one step closer to production by graduating from concepts to prototypes while getting updated names along the way: the Honda 0 Saloon and 0 SUV .
But while we wait for them to officially hit the road sometime in 2026, I wanted to take a closer look at the evolved styling of Honda’s upcoming electric cars. Particularly the 0 SUV, not only because it’s gotten a much larger facelift, but let’s admit it, it’s what we in the crossover-hungry US really want. It’s got a really minimalist, almost spaceship-like design that eschews that teardrop shape you see in a lot of other EV SUVs for something slightly boxier. This gives you more headroom for rear seat passengers and tons of extra vertical cargo space in back. The SUV’s pixelated headlights help reinforce its digital pedigree while I think Honda did a much better job in back of trying to make a clean and simple rear end without ending up a huge blank slate like on the Ioniq 9. The 0 SUV’s overall proportions almost make it look like a tall, lifted wagon, especially when sat next to the 0 saloon. But that’s not necessarily a bad thing. Inside, Honda continues with the clean lines, though I wouldn’t necessarily read much into the general placement and look of its screens and dash. Like a lot of pre-production cars, those details are very much subject to change before its design is properly finalized. Same goes for those side-view cameras, which due to US laws, still don’t comply with regulations. However, Honda’s streamlined cabin does line up with the company’s “Thin, Light and Wise” design philosophy, which includes the move to a steer-by-wire driving system instead of relying on more traditional physical linkages
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