Honda electric sports car could be unveiled this year
"We love a sports car. We love performance, and we're very grateful for the strong reaction we've had to the latest Type R. There is huge demand for it," Gardner told"We will characterize the brand, particularly in Europe, as two words – we work very closely with R&D to ensure that our products will embody this – which are 'advanced' and 'sporty'."
If we had to bet, we'd guess that the curtain will be pulled back on Honda's first EV sports later rather than sooner. A 2028 debut would still coincide with the company's 80th anniversary. However, even if it's not a new S2000 or
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