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

An electric car can deliver this, and a Type R is not obliged to use a combustion engine.” While that’s not much to go on, Honda teased two electric sports cars last year when they announced ...

With Acura’s new NSX on sale, Honda’s Civic Type-R finally coming stateside and the Japanese-only Honda S660 mid-engine kei car simply existing, it doesn't look like Honda is ignoring sports ...

They could be the next S2000 and NSX, respectively. Is the next S2000 hiding under ... It's too early to know the details, but these two cars will be based on Honda's own electric vehicle ...

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. However, it’s also possible that the sports ...

We may see a Honda electric sports car in the US before any of its other all-electric vehicles. The company has yet to release its first EV in North America, the Honda Prologue , due out next year.

“Watch this space: [2023 is] 75 years [of Honda motor vehicles]—we had the S2000 at 50,” Gardner said. “Who knows…” Honda’s electric sports cars, foreshadowed in 2022.

By 2030 the firm is set to reveal 30 new electric cars based on this architecture. Out of those 30, Honda will build – at least – two sports cars.

Like the Hyundai Ioniq 5 N, upcoming Honda EVs will simulate the engine note of various Honda models, including both generations of NSX, the Civic Type R, and the S2000.