According to foreign media reports, although there may not be much news related to cars at next year's Consumer Electronics Show (CES), Japanese automaker Honda has stated that the company will use this exhibition to launch a new series of electric vehicles. On December 6th, Honda released its first teaser image.

　　The photo shows the tilted rear of a car, but the taillights or bumper are not visible. There is a triangular lining on the wheel cover, obviously with a lot of glass and purple lights. Besides, Honda did not disclose any further information.

　　Honda stated in a press release, "Honda will showcase a global range of electric vehicle models and several key technologies, demonstrating that Honda is currently undergoing a major transformation."

　　Image source: Honda

　　So far, Honda has not released too many electric models. At present, the company only sells Honda e-city models in Europe and Asia, as well as Prologue SUVs that are about to enter the North American market. In addition, the high-performance brand Acura under the company is also about to launch an electric vehicle called ZDX.

　　Honda's goal is to have 30 electric vehicle models and an annual sales volume of 2 million units by 2030; By 2040, make the cars it sells 100% zero emission models; And by 2050, achieve carbon neutrality in all its products and business activities.

　　However, Honda also encountered some setbacks in its electrification process. The company recently cancelled its plan to collaborate with General Motors to produce a series of economical electric vehicles. And General Motors' autonomous driving division, Cruise (Honda is also one of its investors), has also encountered difficulties. Cruise has temporarily suspended all operational activities after one of its autonomous vehicles hit a pedestrian.

　　This article is reprinted from Gaishi Automotive Information Network