Honda has been busy. As part of its quest to have an entirely electric lineup in China by 2035, the Japanese brand has revealed two prototypes and a new concept car at the Shanghai Auto Show.
The e:NP2 and e:NS2 are the strikingly similar-looking prototype EV crossover things with slightly different light signatures, while the e:N SUV ?—pronounced shuu or jo, in Chinese and Japanese, respectively—is the fresh concept.
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We don't know too much about any of those three just yet, but Honda has confirmed that the prototypes will be produced in China first. They’ll be followed by a real-world version of the concept—whose name means ‘preface’ or ‘introduction’—which will mark the beginning of the third wave of Honda’s e:N series EV lineup.
Honda says the e:N SUV ? “features designs which combine a ‘wild’ nature unique to SUVs and near-futuristic intelligence.” From that, we reckon it might be all-wheel-drive capable and connect to Bluetooth, at the very least.
Oh, and then there’s the last car in the embedded image above. That’s the boxy e:N GT concept that was first unveiled back in 2021 and has returned to the Shanghai show this year. We hope that means it's edging closer to production...
NOTE: This article first appeared on TopGear.com. Minor edits have been made.
