Honda
Coverage of Honda in the Nexus archive.
- The most comfortable and fuel-efficient commuter cars of 2026
The article highlights the Honda Civic with class-leading rear legroom under $25,000 and the Ridgeline SUV, which fits into downtown parking structures, as the most comfortable and fuel-efficient commuter cars of 2026.
- Japan rallies tech-giant alliance to build sovereign AI
Japan is forming a consortium with SoftBank Corp., Sony, NEC, and Honda, funded by the government, to develop a national AI foundation model in partnership with the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology. The initiative aims to challenge US and Chinese dominance in artificial intelligence.
- Japan wants 10 million more robots by 2040, some providing medical care
Japan aims to adopt 10 million robots by 2040, with some providing medical care and working in food manufacturing. The initiative, led by Economy Minister Ryosei Akazawa, involves AI-powered robots and a new collaboration between SoftBank, NEC, Sony Group, Honda, and potentially Fujitsu and Rakuten under the organization 'Noetra'.
- Concord police release images of suspected home invaders
Concord police released images of suspected home invaders following a surge in vehicle and home burglaries. The thieves are targeting Lexus, Honda, and Acura vehicles, as well as pickup trucks, work trucks, and contractor vehicles. Surveillance images were released to aid in identifying the suspects.
- Honda celebrating 50 years since groundbreaking Accord model debuted
Honda is celebrating 50 years since the debut of the Accord model in June 1976, which expanded its automotive lineup alongside the Civic. At the time, Honda was primarily known as a motorcycle brand.
- Honda shifts gears, prioritizing hybrids over rapid EV expansion
Honda is scaling back its rapid electric vehicle (EV) expansion plans, shifting focus to hybrid vehicles due to slower EV demand, changing policies, rising costs, and competition from Chinese EV makers. The company has canceled several EV models in North America, taken write-downs, and now prioritizes hybrids as a core strategy while continuing slower EV development.
- Concord police warn of surge in vehicle and home burglaries
Concord police are investigating a surge in vehicle and home burglaries, with thieves targeting specific car brands and types. The Concord Police Department issued a community alert highlighting Lexus, Honda, Acura vehicles, pickup trucks, work trucks, and contractor vehicles as current favorites of thieves.
- Nissan shareholders vote out director who backed merger with Honda
Nissan shareholders rejected the reappointment of director Motoo Nagai, who supported a merger with Honda. The decision followed Renault's abstention from voting on the matter.
- Iconic Disneyland attraction must switch to electric vehicles to comply with blue state's emissions standards
Disneyland must replace gas-powered engines in the Autopia ride with electric vehicles by February 2027 to comply with California's emissions standards, or risk closing the attraction. Honda, the ride's sponsor, failed to certify the engines in 2023, leading to a $56,250 fine and a mandate to transition to electric vehicles. Disney stated it is developing a plan to electrify the ride, which is one of the original attractions from the park's 1955 opening.
- Honda Super-N: Tiny Japanese EV is one of world's smallest cars - but is it worth the £19k price tag? We test it out
The Honda Super-N is a tiny Japanese electric vehicle (EV) and one of the world's smallest cars, with a price tag of £19k. The article tests whether the car's size and features justify its cost.
- 10th Gen Honda Civic Updates Are Signed with AOSP Test Keys
The 10th generation Honda Civic's software updates are signed using Android Open Source Project (AOSP) test keys. This is a technical detail regarding the vehicle's update mechanism.
- Honda is recalling more than 1 million U.S. vehicles over a tire repair kit that could shoot a projectile
Honda is recalling over 1 million U.S. vehicles due to a tire repair kit that could eject its cap and pose injury risks. The sealant bottle in the kit may build pressure and shoot the cap, endangering nearby users.
- Honda recalls nearly 900,000 cars thanks to rear suspension problems
Honda is recalling 880,514 vehicles (2014-2023 models of Pilot, Ridgeline, Passport, and Acura MDX) due to potential rear suspension failure caused by corrosion. Dealers will inspect and repair/reinforce subframe components at no cost to owners, with no reported injuries or deaths linked to the defect.
- These 880K Honda vehicles recalled, drivers could lose control due to faulty parts
Honda is recalling 880,000 vehicles sold in 22 states and the District of Columbia due to faulty parts that could cause drivers to lose control.
- Honda recalls more than 880,000 cars due to a problem with rear suspension components
Honda is recalling over 880,000 vehicles due to potential rear suspension component failure, affecting models from 2014-2023. The issue involves corrosion of the rear subframe, which could lead to loss of control. Dealers will inspect and repair or replace components at no cost to owners.
- Honda recalls 880,000 vehicles over possible rear suspension issue
Honda is recalling 880,000 vehicles due to a potential rear suspension issue. The affected models include certain Honda Pilot, Ridgeline, Passport, and Acura MDX vehicles sold in 23 states and the District of Columbia.
- Huge fire erupts at Honda warehouse in Barcelona
A fire broke out at a Honda industrial warehouse in Barcelona, leading to the evacuation of around 150 workers. The incident occurred at the warehouse, which is owned by the Japanese automaker Honda.
- Honda recalling nearly 99K vehicles over dangerous defect that can unintentionally deploy airbags
Honda is recalling nearly 99,000 vehicles due to a defect that can cause airbags to unintentionally deploy. The recall expands on a February 2024 action addressing the same issue.
- Honda recalls nearly 100k vehicles over airbag issue
Honda is recalling nearly 100,000 vehicles due to a defect in the passenger seat weight sensor. The defect could cause airbags to unintentionally deploy during a crash.
- Nearly 100,000 Honda vehicles recalled over airbag issues
Honda is recalling nearly 100,000 vehicles due to airbag issues. The recall addresses potential safety defects related to airbag functionality.
- Nearly 100,000 Honda vehicles recalled over airbag issues
Honda is recalling nearly 100,000 vehicles due to a defect in the front passenger seat’s weight sensor, which could cause unintended airbag deployment. The recall affects models including the Accord Hybrid, Acura TLX, and various Civic, Accord, CR-V, and Pilot models from 2016 to 2026. Honda has received 228 warranty claims but no injuries or deaths related to the issue.
- Awful moment terrified woman is swept to her death in her Honda SUV after being caught in flash floods
A woman was tragically swept to her death in her Honda SUV during flash floods. The incident highlights the dangers of sudden flooding in urban areas.
- Honda's first electric motorcycle could be the game-changer for bikers: We've ridden the WN7
Honda's first electric motorcycle, the WN7, is being positioned as a potential game-changer for bikers. The article highlights the company's entry into the electric motorcycle market with this model.
- Honda recalls nearly 60,000 vehicles over over potentially dangerous camera issue
Honda has issued a recall affecting nearly 60,000 vehicles across two models due to a potentially dangerous camera issue. The National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA) has documented the recall, which impacts up to 59,887 cars.
- Honda shows off new hybrids for America as it absorbs $9 billion EV loss
Honda is rebuilding its business after a $9 billion loss due to the US electric vehicle market decline, canceling planned EVs and announcing new hybrids for America. The company's first operating loss in history was caused by the loss of federal clean vehicle tax incentives and funding for charging infrastructure. Honda CEO Toshihiro Mibe announced the plan to rebuild its business in Tokyo.
- Honda posts first annual loss in 70 YEARS as Japanese car giant blames poor EV sales
Honda has posted its first annual loss in 70 years due to poor electric vehicle sales. The Japanese car giant blames disappointing EV sales for the loss. This is a significant downturn for the company.
- Honda’s hybrid future starts with new Accord and RDX prototypes
Honda has unveiled prototypes of two new hybrid models, the Accord sedan and Acura RDX SUV, to be launched next year. The company is shifting its focus towards hybrid models and has dropped its goal of having EVs make up one-fifth of its sales by 2030. Honda now plans to reallocate resources into hybrid development and production.
- Honda reports first loss since 1957 as it waters down EV strategy, but shares rise on 2026 forecasts
Honda reported its first loss since 1957 as it scales back its aggressive electric vehicle strategy. Despite the poor financial results, the company's share price rose following optimistic forecasts for 2026.
- Won 0.064 BTC yesterday. HODL or go to vacation?
The author won 0.064 BTC and is deciding whether to hold or spend it, having a total of 0.1205 BTC. The win is significant for the author, exceeding $5000. The author is considering using the funds for a vacation.
- How do you design a $30,000 electric pickup? Inside Ford's skunkworks.
Ford is developing a $30,000 electric pickup despite a bleak US market, with its Universal Electric Vehicle platform designed to underpin all future electric vehicles. The project is being led at Ford's Electric Vehicle Development Center in Long Beach, California. The current administration has rescinded federal tax credits for EVs, making adoption more challenging.
- Terrifying video shows why Honda driver was charged with assault after encountering large group of cyclists pedaling down road
A Honda driver was charged with assault after a confrontation with a group of cyclists. A video captured the incident, which led to legal action against the driver.
- Jeanine Pirro reveals how high-tech car thieves 'rewrite the brain’ of vehicles and ship them overseas
U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro revealed that an international car theft ring uses a device called an Autel to 'rewrite the brain' of vehicles, stealing them in under 60 seconds. The stolen cars are transported to 'cooling off zones' in the U.S. before being shipped to Africa, disguised as furniture in cargo containers.
- IONNA Rechargeries are coming to more than 350 Circle K stations
IONNA, a charging network founded by BMW, General Motors, Honda, Hyundai, Kia, Mercedes-Benz, Stellantis, and Toyota, is expanding its Rechargery stations to over 350 Circle K locations in the US. The partnership will start with 85 existing sites by year-end, with full scale-up planned for 2027. IONNA aims to deploy 30,000 high-speed chargers by 2030.
- Honda Super-N will be one of the smallest cars on Britain's roads when the £20,000 EV arrives this year
Honda's Super-N electric vehicle, priced at £20,000, will be one of the smallest cars on Britain's roads upon its 2024 release. The compact EV highlights Honda's expansion into the competitive electric vehicle market.
- Buyers fret as the average cost of a new car nears $50K
The average cost of a new car in the U.S. has reached nearly $50,000, up 30% in six years, driven by inflation, production shifts toward larger SUVs, and higher interest rates. Consumers face affordability challenges as monthly payments rise to $775, with fewer budget-friendly options available. Long-term loans are becoming more common but increase overall costs.
- Sony and Honda pull plug on the $100,000 EV that was set to debut in California
Sony and Honda have discontinued their joint venture's luxury electric vehicle Afeela, which was set to debut in California. The decision follows Honda's cancellation of three planned EV models.
- China's GAC lost $1,200 per vehicle in 2025 as Honda tie-up deadline nears
China's Guangzhou Automobile Group (GAC) lost $1,200 per vehicle in 2025 as the deadline for its partnership with Honda approaches. The financial loss highlights challenges in the collaboration between the two companies.