Japan's answer to the Kia EV5?

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Where are Honda's electric vehicles located?

in its Australian range.

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A radical hydrogen-powered plug-in electric car is set to arrive in right-hand drive, with the 2025 Honda CR-V e:FCEV's Japan market launch making it more likely that the Hyundai Nexo and Toyota Mirai alternative will follow in Australia.

mid-size SUV.

This is a similar path taken by other Japanese manufacturers.

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Honda has stated that these vehicles are exclusive to the Chinese market, like other brands, until it wasn't the case anymore.

Repeatedly stated its EZ-6 electric sedan was for China only, but it's now confirmed for Europe. This includes the UK, which is another right-hand drive market, and opens the door for potential future deliveries to Australia.

latest range of EVs.

The S7 is available with a single motor or a dual-motor setup.

grip and 350 kilowatts of combined grunt.

Both use a roughly 90kWh nickel-manganese-cobalt battery, which the company claims provides a 620km range in the heavier dual motor version and 700km in the less powerful single motor variant.

These range claims are based on the more relaxed China Light-duty vehicle Test Cycle (CLTC), with a 20 per cent drop expected if tested to the more strict World Harmonised Light Vehicle Test Procedure (WLTP) cycle.

semi-autonomous technology.

Inside there are heaps of tech features, including a massive 24-inch tablet-style multimedia screen, a slim 9.9-inch digital instrument display and an augmented reality head-up display.

We've removed the digital side mirrors as standard and made them optional only.