Honda (Honda Motor Co., Ltd.) will display Honda's technologies and prototype models along with a broad mobility lineup covering land, sea and air — including motorcycles, automobiles, power units and aircraft — at the 2025 Japan Mobility Show (JAPAN MOBILITY SHOW 2025), held from Oct. 31 to Nov. 9.
Since its founding, Honda has used the "dreams" of everyone who works at Honda as its driving force to create mobility products using unique technologies and ideas, and as a mobility corporations it continues to pursue challenges to expand the possibilities of movement for people and society through a variety of products and services.
As part of that effort, at this Japan Mobility Show Honda designed its exhibition booth so visitors can experience mobility products that realize dreams born from Honda's unique technologies and ideas and directly experience Honda's dreams.
At the booth, Honda will exhibit mobility products for use on land, at sea and in the sky created with Honda's latest technologies. Also on display will be the new electric vehicle series that will be launched sequentially worldwide from 2026, the "Honda 0 Series," as well as the small business jet HondaJet Elite II and a variety of motorcycle and automobile models currently sold in Japan.
▲automobiles
Honda will present the Honda 0 Saloon Prototype, the flagship model of the "Honda 0 Series," and the Honda 0 SUV Prototype, a mid-size electric SUV, in Japan for the first time.
The Honda 0 Series development team has been deeply considering what kind of electric vehicles Honda should make for the coming era. To secure sufficient driving range, battery capacity increases, and as the bodies and platforms that house them grow, electric vehicles inevitably face the constraint of becoming "thick and heavy." However, the team has worked to create new value for electric vehicles that overcomes this and chose a "thin, light and wise" approach.
The Honda 0 Saloon is the flagship model of the Honda 0 Series, based on a Honda-specific electric vehicle architecture that implements the "thin, light and wise" approach, and it will be equipped with a variety of next-generation technologies.
The Honda 0 SUV Prototype is a prototype of a mid-size electric SUV and is expected to be the first of the Honda 0 Series to reach the market. Applying the Honda 0 Series development philosophy (thin, light and wise) to the Honda 0 SUV Prototype produced a spacious interior with an open view and excellent flexibility.
▲ motorcycles
In the motorcycle section, the electric motorcycle CUV e: and the liter-class modern cruiser model Rebel 1100 S Edition DCT will also be exhibited.
The Honda "CUV e:" is a 110cc-class commuter electric motorcycle equipped with the swappable battery Honda Mobile Power Pack e: (Honda Mobile Power Pack e:), and it is currently sold in Japan. The Honda CUV e: is powered by two units of the Honda Mobile Power Pack e:. It features the simple, refined styling unique to electric motorcycles and distinctive front and rear lights that make the CUV e: instantly recognizable.
▲boats and aircraft
The HondaJet Elite II is a small business jet that offers the ultimate comfort with improved performance and functional beauty over the HondaJet Elite. The HondaJet Elite II will be displayed as a full-scale interior model, and visitors will be able to freely experience the interior of the HondaJet.
The Honda BF350 is a flagship outboard engine that combines high output with high fuel efficiency, and it features simple, clean styling that suits any boat.
In addition, Honda will display a variety of models, including the McLaren Honda MP4/4, which achieved the record for most wins in a single season in the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) Formula One (F1) World Championship (15 wins out of 16 races) and secured the double crown in the constructors and drivers categories in 1988, and the NSR 500, which won the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme (FIM) Road Racing World Championship Grand Prix 500cc class in 1994.
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