It will reportedly ride on Honda's new EV platform. We’ve heard at least a few different theories about the potential revival of the Honda S2000. Unveiled in its final production form in April ...

The Honda S2000 rumor mill is back in action and a new report claims an electric sports car will debut shortly with a rear-mounted motor ...

The return of the S2000 doesn't sound like a crazy idea, especially when everyone is resurrecting old model names. This will be the company's first electric sports car, but not its only one.

The S2000 roadster was a spiritual successor to Honda’s first passenger car, the two-seat, open-top sports car called the S500 that debuted in 1963.

The discontinued Honda S2000 was a very popular roadster that met its end in 2008. So why did the automaker cancel it? Here's what we know about it.

The Honda S2000 is a phenomenal sports car. Whether in 2.0-liter AP1 or 2.2-liter AP2 configuration, the S2k got a high-revving four-cylinder engine that made around 240 horsepower, more than ...

The report claims Honda insiders referenced the S2000 when hinting at an electric sports car due out later this year.

First new electric cars to hit the market in 2024 Honda looks set to stun the world with its first electric sports car later this year in celebration of its 75th anniversary.

Yep, it looks like Honda is emulating internal combustion cars with its future electric vehicles—like the Hyundai Ioniq 5 N—but it’s taking it even further. At an event showcasing tech ...

Toyota may have been first, but it seems Honda's row-your-own EVs may not be far behind. A new report claims Honda engineers are working on a stick shift for electric vehicles.