Honda 0 Series Saloon wins Best EV Design at 2025 TopGear.com EV Awards

Honda's innovative 0 Series Saloon has been honoured with the Best EV Design award at the 2025 Top Gear Awards.

Unveiled at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Honda introduced the 0 Series, comprising the Honda 0 Saloon and Honda 0 SUV prototypes.

Gloriously futuristic… 95 percent ready to enter the real world

Greg Potts, Features Editor at TopGear.com said “The 0 Saloon and 0 SUV prototypes unveiled at CES 2025 both look incredible. They're gloriously futuristic in their design, and we're told that they're 95 per cent ready to enter the real world. Honda says it's taking a Thin, light and wise approach to developing the 0 Series, and it'd certainly be wise to get this pair of EVs onto our roads ASAP.”

Next generation technology

Featuring key innovations such as ASIMO OS, a proprietary vehicle operating system that offers ultra-personalised user experiences by understanding occupant emotions and intentions, adjusting interior settings accordingly.

Advanced Automated Driving: Level 3 automation capabilities allow hands-free driving under specific conditions, enhancing safety and convenience.

The interior features a simple and intuitive human-machine interface (HMI) that provides a sophisticated and seamless user interface (UI).

One-motion form

The Honda 0 Saloon features a one-motion form - characterised by a line rising smoothly from the front to the rear - and a low, wide design, the exterior styling of the Saloon expresses the suppleness and dynamism of the vehicle.

The sporty styling combined with the low vehicle height, sets the 0 Saloon apart from other vehicles, realising not only a seductive design, but providing an interior space that is more spacious would be imagined from the exterior.

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Coming soon…

Honda plans to launch the production model of the Saloon in 2027 in Europe, positioning it as the flagship of the 0 Series. The line-up will include small, medium, and large-size models, aiming to introduce a total of seven 0 Series vehicles by 2030.