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Electric vehicle technology continually improves, and Honda recently introduced another breakthrough in the EV technology world. At RE+ 25, the largest clean energy event in North America, Honda announced a comprehensive new energy management system that allows electric vehicles to act as generators when needed to supply other sources, such as a home, with power. Honda's technology will first appear on the Acura RSX, but Honda plans to extend the technology to more vehicles down the road.

 
If you're in the market for an EV that seriously emphasizes passenger safety and comfort, look no further than the new Honda Prologue. It was recently named Best Electric 5-Passenger SUV by Parents magazine. Let's take a look at what separates this vehicle from the competition.

 
Electric vehicles (EVs) have been a game-changer in the automotive industry. Technological advancements and growing environmental concerns have fueled the rise of electric cars. Nevertheless, certain myths and misconceptions about electric vehicles still persist amidst their numerous advantages.

The world has already accepted that EVs are easier on the environment and simpler to drive than gasoline-powered vehicles. That's not the only thing on a customer's mind, though. For EVs to be worth it to the majority of Americans, they have to pay off in more ways than just helping the environment. Here's what researchers found out about how EV costs stack up against similar gas-powered models.

Automobile manufacturer Honda, along with the electronic brand Sony, has recently announced that they are planning on creating a new brand of electric vehicles together. The development and manufacturing will be a joint venture, and right now the two brands are in the process of discussing their partnership. It is expected that this new company will begin within the next year.

 
Honda has some interesting electric vehicles coming out soon for their company. One of the most anticipated electric vehicles coming out for Honda is the 2024 Honda Prologue.

 
Many auto manufacturers have started to change their lineup to progress towards an all-electric lineup. Honda has recently announced that they are planning to complete their gradual change towards an all-electric vehicle selection by the year 2040. This doesn't include hybrid models. This inventory of vehicles will be completely run by battery or consist of a fuel-cell electric design.