The Honda 0 Saloon is a concept electric vehicle developed by Honda, introduced as part of the Honda 0 Series at the 2025 Consumer Electronics Show. It was expected to enter production in 2026, initially launching in North America, followed by other global markets. In March 2026, Honda cancelled the 0 Saloon due to profit losses.
The vehicle follows a design approach that prioritizes aerodynamics, lightweight construction, and integrated technology. It has a low and wide body and a minimalist interior with a focus on space and functionality.
The 0 Series Saloon includes an artificial intelligence system that adapts to driver preferences, driver-assistance features capable of limited autonomous operation, and software that can be updated remotely. The battery system is designed for fast charging and an extended driving range.
Honda planned to manufacture the 0 Saloon as part of its broader electrification strategy, aiming to transition to 100% electric sales by 2040. The vehicle was expected to compete with premium electric sedans from companies like Tesla, BMW, and Mercedes-Benz.
Production was slated to begin in 2026, with an initial launch in North America, followed by expansions into Japan, Europe, and other global markets.
In March 2026, Honda cancelled the 0 Saloon, along with the Acura RSX and 0 SUV due to profit losses.