I DIDN'T EXPECT HONDA TO ANNOUNCE THIS CAR YET. HERE'S WHAT TO EXPECT FROM THIS NEW SMALL HONDA.

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Honda is set to unveil a new compact SUV prototype as part of its "Zero Series" EV lineup at the Japan Mobility Show 2025. This new model aims to offer a value-oriented option, likely priced around $30,000 to compete with vehicles like the Nissan Leaf, and is expected to be manufactured in Marysville, Ohio. The reviewer expresses significant interest in this affordable EV, contrasting it with Honda's current higher-end "Zero Series" concepts like the Saloon and e:SUV, which have not yet reached the market. Additionally, Honda will showcase the "Super EV concept," a small, wide-body performance EV based on the N-1E, which is targeted for markets like Japan, the UK, and Southeast Asia but is unlikely to come to North America. The Prelude coupe, already on sale in Japan, will also be present, with a North American release planned for early 2026. The video also touches on a 30th-anniversary CR-V Hybrid for the Chinese market, highlighting features like ventilated seats, a 12-inch screen, and paint-matched body elements that are not available on US models, leading to a sentiment that North America often receives less advanced or desirable features.