Honda sets sights on selling two million electric vehicles annually by 2030

Cecilia Keating
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Honda plans to launch more than 30 electric vehicles by 2030 | Credit: Honda
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Honda plans to launch more than 30 electric vehicles by 2030 | Credit: Honda

Japanese car giant unveils 10-year electrification strategy, as rival carmaker Nissan teams up with NASA to develop EVs using ‘game changing’ fast-charging solid-state batteries by 2028

Honda is aiming to sell two million electric vehicles (EVs) annually and expand its battery car offering to 30 models by the end of the decade, the Japanese carmaker announced today. As part of its...

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