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Honda has produced the following cars, SUVs, and light trucks.
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Current models
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%"
! colspan="2" rowspan="2" width=9%|Model
! rowspan="2" width=9%|Calendar year<br>introduced
! colspan="2" |Current model
! rowspan="2" |Main markets
! rowspan="2" width=30% cellpadding=35px |Vehicle description
|-
! width=9% |Introduction
! width=9% |Update (facelift)
|- bgcolor="#e0e0e0"
| colspan="7" |Hatchback
|-
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|Brio
|2011
|2018
|2023
|Southeast Asia
|Entry-level hatchback, currently only produced in Indonesia for several Southeast Asian markets.
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|City
|1981 (nameplate) <br /> 2019 (reintroduced)
|2019
|2024
|Southeast Asia and South America
|Hatchback version of the City subcompact car. The newest model replaced the third-generation Fit/Jazz in some emerging markets.
|-
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|Civic
----Integra (China)
|1972
----1985 (Integra nameplate)
|2021
----2023
|2024
|Global (except India)
----China
|Hatchback version of the Civic compact car. Also sold as the Honda Integra in China.
|-
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|Fit/Jazz
|2001
|2020
|2022
|Japan, Europe and Taiwan
|Practicality-oriented subcompact hatchback/supermini. Hybrid and e:HEV available.
|-
|alt=|199x199px
|Super-One/Super-N
|2026
|2026
| —
|Japan, Southeast Asia and the UK
|Battery electric hatchback, widebody version of the N-One.
|-
|- bgcolor="#e0e0e0"
| colspan="7" |Sedan
|-
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|Accord
----Inspire (China)
|1976 <br> 1989 (Inspire nameplate)
|2023
|—
|Global (except Europe, India and Malaysia)
----China
|Mid-size sedan. Also available as the Inspire in China. Hybrid and PHEV available.
|-
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|Amaze
|2013 (as Brio Amaze)
|2024
|—
|India and South Africa
|Entry-level sedan engineered for the Indian market.
|-
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|City
|1996 (as a sedan)
|2013
----2019
|2026
|Global emerging markets
|Subcompact/compact sedan. The latest generation is destined for emerging markets. Hybrid or e:HEV available. Previously sold in South African markets under the name Ballade from 2011 into 2025.
|-
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|Civic
----Integra (China)
|1972
----1985
|2021
----2021
|2024
|Global (except India)
----China
|Compact sedan. Oldest continuous nameplate used in a Honda automobile.
|-
|- bgcolor="#e0e0e0"
| colspan="7" |MPV/minivan/station wagon
|-
|alt=|200x200px
|Freed
|2008
|2024
|—
|Japan
|Two or three-row Mini MPV with sliding doors for the Japanese market. Hybrid available.
|-
|alt=|198x198px|Odyssey e:HEV (second facelift, China)
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|Odyssey (international)
----Elysion (China)
|1994
----2004 (Elysion nameplate)
|2013
----2015
|2020
----2021
|Asia
----China
|Three-row minivan with sliding doors. Hybrid available. Previously, the Elysion nameplate was also sold in Japan until 2013.
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|Odyssey (North America)
|1994
|2017
|2025
|North America and Middle East
|Three-row minivan with sliding doors engineered for the North American market, exported throughout the Americas and Middle East.
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|Stepwgn
|1996
|2022
|—
|Japan and Southeast Asia
|Three-row high-roof compact MPV with sliding doors mainly for the Japanese market. Hybrid also available.
|-
|- bgcolor="#e0e0e0"
| colspan="7" |Crossover/SUV
|-
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|Avancier
----UR-V
|2016
----2017
|2016
----2017
|2023
----2023
|China
|Two-row mid-size crossover SUV for the Chinese market produced by Guangqi Honda and Dongfeng Honda respectively.
|-
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|BR-V
|2016
|2021
| —
|Southeast Asia and others
|Two-/three-row subcompact crossover SUVs destined for emerging markets.
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|CR-V
----Breeze (China)
|1995
----2019
|2022
----2022
|—
|Global (except India)
----China
|Compact crossover SUV. Available as a two-row and three-row in select markets. Hybrid, PHEV and FCEV also available. The Breeze is only available in China produced by Guangqi Honda.
|-
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|Elevate (India)
----WR-V (Japan, Singapore and South America)
|2023
|2023
| —
|India, Japan, Singapore, South America and South Africa
|Subcompact crossover SUV for the Indian, South American, Singaporean and Japanese market.
|-
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|e:NS2 (China)
----e:N2 (Thailand)
----Insight (Japan)
|2024
----1999 (Insight nameplate)
|2024
----2026
|—
|China, Thailand and Japan
|Battery electric crossover SUV produced by Dongfeng Honda respectively. Also sold as the Insight in Japan since March 2026.
|-
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|e:Ny1 (Europe)
----e:N1 (Thailand, Hong Kong, Macau, and Indonesia)
|2023
----2023
|2023
----2023
|—
|Europe and Thailand
|Battery electric version of the HR-V/Vezel subcompact crossover SUV.
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|HR-V (global)
----Vezel (Japan and China)
----XR-V (China)
|1998
----2013 (reintroduced)
----2014
|2021
| —
|Global (except North America and India)
|Subcompact crossover SUV. Hybrid available.
|-
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|Passport
|1993 (nameplate)
|2025
|—
|North America and Japan
|Two-row mid-size crossover SUV, shorter version of the Pilot.
|-
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|Pilot
|2002
|2022
|2026
|North America and Middle East
|Three-row mid-size crossover SUV mainly for the North American market.
|-
|alt=|199x199px
|Prologue
|2024
|2024
|—
|North America
|Two-row mid-size crossover SUV based on GM BEV3 platform.
|-
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|P7
----S7
|2024
----2024
|2024
|—
|China
|Battery electric mid-size crossover SUV produced by Dongfeng Honda and Guangqi Honda respectively.
|-
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|WR-V
|2016
|2022
|—
|Southeast Asia
|Crossover SUV slotted below the HR-V. Smallest SUV model from Honda.
|-
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|ZR-V (global)
----HR-V (North America and China)
|2022
|2022
| —
|Global (except Southeast Asia)
|Compact crossover SUV positioned below the CR-V. Sold in North America and China (by Dongfeng Honda) as the HR-V. Hybrid also available.
|- bgcolor="#e0e0e0"
| colspan="7" |Kei vehicles
|-
|alt=|199x199px
|N-Box
|2011
|2023
| —
|Japan
|Super tall-height wagon kei car with rear sliding doors. Best-selling car in any category in Japan.
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|N-One
----N-One e:
|2012
----2025
|2020
----2025
| —
|Japan
|Retro-styled low-roof hatchback kei car with hinged rear doors.
----Battery electric version of the N-One.
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|alt=|199x199px
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|N-Van
----N-Van e:
|2018
----2024
|2018
----2024
| —
|Japan
|Kei commercial microvan with rear sliding doors with the emphasis on rear cargo space.
----Battery electric version of the N-Van.
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|alt=|199x199px
|N-WGN
|2013
|2019
|2022
|Japan
|Semi-tall height wagon kei car with hinged rear doors.
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|- bgcolor="#e0e0e0"
| colspan="7" |Pickup truck
|-
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|Ridgeline
|2004
|2016
|2020
|North America
|Unibody/monocoque pickup based on the Pilot and Passport.
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|- bgcolor="#e0e0e0"
| colspan="7" |Sports/performance car
|-
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|Civic Type R
|1997
|2022
|—
|Global (except Europe and India)
|Performance version of the Civic hatchback.
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|Prelude
|1978
|2025 (reintroduced)
|—
|Any region except India
|Compact sports car coupe.
|}
Former models
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! scope="col" |Image
! scope="col" |Model
! scope="col" |Introduced
! scope="col" |Discontinued
! scope="col" |Reintroduced
! scope="col" |Re-discontinued
! class="unsortable" scope="col" |Notes
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|145
|1972
|1974
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|1300
|1969
|1973
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|Acty
|1977
|2021
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|Life Step Van/Pick Up
|1972
|1974
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|Commercial vehicle version based on the Honda Life
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|Airwave
|2005
|2010
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|Ascot
|1989
|1997
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|Avancier (station wagon)
|1999
|2004
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|Ballade
|1980
|1986
|2011
|2025
|Version of Honda City sedan in South Africa
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|Beat
|1991
|1996
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|Capa
|1998
|2002
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|City/Jazz
|1981
|1994
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|a.k.a. Jazz in Europe in first-generation City (AA)
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|180x180px
|Clarity
|2008
|2014
|2016
|2021
|Formerly Honda FCX Clarity in 2007 through 2014
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|180x180px
|CR-X
|1983
|1991
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|a.k.a. Ballade Sports CR-X or Civic CR-X
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|180x180px
|CR-X del Sol
|1992
|1997
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|a.k.a. Civic del Sol for North America market
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|180x180px
|CR-Z
|2011
|2016
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|Crider
|2013
|2025
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|Crossroad
|1993
|1998
|2007
|2010
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|Crosstour
|2010
|2015
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|Concerto
|1988
|1992
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|Domani
|1992
|2004
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|e
|2019
|2024
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|an electric vehicle
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|180x180px
|e:NP1
|2022
|2025
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|Electric version of Third generation HR-V for China
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|e:NP2
|2024
|2026
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|Version of e:N2 for China
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|180x180px
|e:NS1
|2022
|2025
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|Electric version of Third generation HR-V for China
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|Element
|2002
|2011
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|180x180px
|Envix
|2018
|2025
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|Version of Second generation Crider for China
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|EV Plus
|1997
|1999
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|an electric vehicle
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|180x180px
|FCX
|2002
|2005
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|A fuel cell vehicle. Only sold via rental system
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|FR-V/Edix
|2004
|2009
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|180x180px
|Gienia
|2015
|2019
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|Version of Sixth generation City for China
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|Grace
|2014
|2020
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|Version of Sixth generation City for Japan
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|Greiz
|2015
|2019
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|Version of Sixth generation City Liftback for China
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|180x180px
|Horizon
|1994
|1999
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|Rebadged Isuzu Trooper
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|Jade
|2013
|2020
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|180x180px
|L700
|1965
|1966
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|180x180px
|L800
|1966
|1967
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|180x180px
|LaGreat
|1999
|2004
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|Version of North American Odyssey for Japan
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|180x180px
|Legend
|1985
|2021
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|180x180px
|Life Dunk
|2000
|2004
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|Life
|1971
|1974
|1997
----2020
|2014 (for 1997 relaunch)
----2025 (for 2020 relaunch)
|Version of Fourth generation Fit for Chinese-market (2020 relaunch)
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|180x180px
|Logo
|1996
|2001
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|180x180px
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|Mobilio
|2001
|2008
|2014
|2024 (for 2014 relaunch)
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|180x180px
|Mobilio Spike
|2002
|2008
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|180x180px
|N360
|1967
|1970
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|180x180px
|N600
|1969
|1972
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|180x180px
|NSX
|1990
|2005
|2016
|2022
|aka Acura NSX
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|180x180px
|Orthia
|1996
|2002
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|180x180px
|Partner
|1996
|2010
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|Commercial van version of Honda Orthia (1996–2006) and Honda Airwave (2006–2010)
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|P700
|1965
|1966
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|Pick-up truck version of the L700
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|P800
|1966
|1967
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|Pick-up truck version of the L800
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|180x180px
|Quint
|1980
|1985
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|A.K.A Honda/Rover Quintet
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|180x180px
|Rafaga
|1993
|1997
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|180x180px
|S500
|1963
|1964
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|180x180px
|S660
|2015
|2022
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|180x180px
|S600
|1964
|1966
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|180x180px
|S800
|1966
|1970
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|180x180px
|S2000
|1999
|2009
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|180x180px
|Shuttle
|2011
|2022
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|A.K.A. Honda Fit Shuttle in first generation
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|180x180px
|S-MX
|1996
|2002
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|180x180px
|Spirior
|2009
|2018
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|180x180px
|Stream
|2000
|2014
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|180x180px
|Street
|1981
|2001
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|Passenger van version of Honda Acty
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|180x180px
|T360/T500
|1963
|1967
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|180x180px
|That's
|2002
|2007
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|180x180px
|Today
|1985
|1997
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|180x180px
|Torneo
|1997
|2002
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|180x180px
|Tourmaster
|1996
|1998
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|Rebadged Isuzu Faster
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|180x180px
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|Vamos/Vamos Hobio
|1970
|1973
|1999
|2018
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|180x180px
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|Z
|1970
|1974
|1998
|2002
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|180x180px
|Zest
|2006
|2012
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Jointly developed cars
- During the late 1980s and early 1990s, Honda collaborated with Rover in the development and marketing of the Honda Concerto, Rover 200, 400, 600 and 800. The 800 was called the Sterling in the US.
- Honda partnered with Isuzu in the 1990s to produce the Passport and the Acura SLX.
Concept vehicles
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Image !! Name !! Year !! class="unsortable" | Notes
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|180x180px || Honda 0 Saloon || 2024 || production was cancelled
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| || Honda 0 Space-Hub || 2024 ||
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|180x180px || Honda 0 SUV || 2025 || production was cancelled
|-
|180x180px || Honda 0 α || 2025 ||
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|180x180px || Honda 3R-C || 2010 ||
|-
|180x180px || Honda AC-X || 2011 ||
|-
| || Honda Argento Vivo || 1995 ||
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| || Honda ASM || 2003 || entered production as the first generation Elysion
|-
|180x180px || Honda Civic Type R || 2014 || entered production in 2015
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|180x180px || Honda Concept B || 2014 || entered production as the Gienia
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| || Honda Concept C || 2012 || entered production as the first generation Crider
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|180x180px || Honda Concept D || 2015 || entered production in 2016 as the UR-V
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|180x180px || Honda Concept M || 2013 || entered production as the fifth generation Odyssey
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| || Honda Concept S || 2012 || entered production as the Jade
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|180x180px || Honda CR-V || 2011 || entered production in 2011 as the fourth generation
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|180x180px<br />180x180px || Honda CR-Z || 2007<br />2009 || entered production in 2010
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| || Honda Dualnote || 2001 || also shown as the Acura DN-X
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| || Honda EP-X || 1991 ||
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| || Honda e:N Coupe || 2021 ||
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|180x180px || Honda e:N GT || 2023 ||
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| || Honda e:N SUV || 2023 || entered production in 2025 as the P7/S7
|-
|180x180px
|| Honda EV-N Concept || 2009 || inspired by the N360
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| || Honda EVX || 1993 ||
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|180x180px || Honda EV-STER || 2011 || entered production in 2015 as the S660
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|180x180px || Honda FC Sport || 2008 ||
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| || Honda FCEV || 2013 ||
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|180x180px || Honda FCV || 2014 ||
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| || Honda FCX || 1999 ||
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|180x180px || Honda FCX || 2005 || entered production as the FCX Clarity
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| || Honda FSR || 1993 ||
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| || Honda FS-X || 1991 ||
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| || Honda Fuya-Jo || 1999 ||
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|180x180px || Honda Gear || 2013 ||
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||| Honda GRX || 2006 ||
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| || Honda Hondina || 1970 || based on the N360
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| || Honda HP-X || 1984 ||
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|180x180px || Honda HSC || 2003 || also shown as the Acura HSC
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| || Honda HSV || ||
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| || Honda IMAS || 2003 ||
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| || Honda J-MJ || 1997 ||
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| || Honda J-MW || 1997 || entered production as the Capa
|-
| || Honda J-VX || 1997 || entered production as the first generation Insight
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| || Honda J-WJ || 1997 || entered production as the HR-V
|-
||| Honda Kiwami || 2003 ||
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|180x180px || Honda Micro Commuter || 2011 ||
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| || Honda Model X || 2001 || entered production as the Element
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| || Honda MV-99 || 1998 || entered production as the second generation Odyssey
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|180x180px || Honda N7X || 2021 || entered production as the second generation BR-V
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| || Honda N800 || 1965 ||
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| || Honda Neukom || 1999 ||
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|180x180px || Honda NeuV || 2017 ||
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| || Honda New Small Concept || 2009 || entered production as the first-generation Brio
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|180x180px|| Honda NSX Concept || 2012 || entered production in 2015
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|180x180px || Honda OSM || 2008 ||
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| || Honda P-NUT Concept || 2009 ||
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| 180x180px|| Honda Project 2&4 || 2015 ||
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|180x180px
|| Honda Puyo || 2007 ||
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|180x180px || Honda Prelude || 2023 || entered production in 2025 as the sixth generation
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|180x180px || Honda Remix || 2006 ||
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| 180x180px|| Honda Skydeck Concept || 2009 ||
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| || Honda SSM || 1995 || entered production as the S2000
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|180x180px || Honda S360 || 1962 ||
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|180x180px || Honda S660 || 2013 || entered production in 2015
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|180x180px || Honda Small Hybrid Sports || 2007 ||
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|180x180px || Honda Spirior || 2014 || entered production in 2015
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| || Honda Sports 4 || 2005 ||
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|180x180px || Honda Sports EV || 2017 ||
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| || Honda Sprocket || 1999 ||
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|180x180px || Honda Step Bus || 2006 ||
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|180x180px || Honda Suataina-C || 2023 ||
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|180x180px || Honda SUV RS || 2021 || entered production as the second generation WR-V
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|180x180px || Honda Super EV || 2025 || entered production as the Super-One
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|180x180px || Honda SUT || 2004 || entered production as the first generation Ridgeline
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|180x180px || Honda U3-X || 2009 || scooter
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|180x180px || Honda UNI-CUB β || 2013 || scooter
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||| Honda Unibox || 2001 ||
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|180x180px || Honda Urban EV || 2017 || entered production as the e
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|180x180px || Honda Urban SUV Concept || 2013 || entered production as the second generation HRV/Vezel
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| 180x180px
|| Honda MC-β|| 2013 ||
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| || Honda Vision XS-1 || 2014 ||
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| || Honda w•i•c || 2001 || entered production as the That's
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|180x180px || Honda WOW || 2005 ||
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|180x180px || Honda Ye GT || 2024 ||
|}
Racing vehicles
- 1964 RA271
- 1965 RA272
- 1966 RA273
- 1967 RA300
- 1968 RA301
- 1968 RA302
- 1969 R-1300
- 1991 RC100
- 1992 RC101
- 1994 NSX GT2
- 1995 NSX GT1 Turbo
- 1995–1998 Accord (Super Touring)
- 1996 RC101B
- 1999–2000 Accord (Super Touring)
- 1999 RA099
- 1997–2009 NSX-GT
- 2002 Civic Type R (S2000)
- 2002 Civic Type R (BTC-T)
- 2004 Accord Euro R (S2000)
- 2005 Integra Type R (BTC-T)
- 2006 RA106
- 2007 RA107
- 2007 Acura ARX-01
- 2007 Civic Type R FN2 R3
- 2008 RA108
- 2009 Acura ARX-02a
- 2010–2013 HSV-010 GT
- 2012 HPD ARX-03
- 2012–2013 Civic WTCC (S2000)
- 2014–2016 NSX Concept-GT
- 2014 HPD ARX-04b
- 2014–2017 Civic WTCC (TC1)
- 2015 Civic Type R TCR (FK2)
- 2017–present NSX-GT
- 2017 NSX GT3
- 2018 Acura ARX-05
- 2018 Civic Type R TCR (FK8)
- 2023 Honda CR-V Hybrid Racer
- 2023 Acura ARX-06
Honda-powered racing vehicles
- 1983 Spirit-Honda 201
- 1983 Spirit-Honda 201C
- 1983 Williams-Honda FW09
- 1984 Williams-Honda FW09B
- 1985 Williams-Honda FW10
- 1986 Williams-Honda FW11
- 1987 Williams-Honda FW11B
- 1987 Lotus-Honda 99T
- 1988 McLaren-Honda MP4/4
- 1988 Lotus-Honda 100T
- 1989 McLaren-Honda MP4/5
- 1990 McLaren-Honda MP4/5B
- 1991 McLaren-Honda MP4/6
- 1991 Tyrrell-Honda 020
- 1992 McLaren-Honda MP4/6B
- 1992 McLaren-Honda MP4/7A
- 2000 BAR-Honda 002
- 2001 Jordan-Honda EJ11
- 2001 BAR-Honda 003
- 2002 Jordan-Honda EJ12
- 2002 BAR-Honda 004
- 2003 BAR-Honda 005
- 2004 BAR-Honda 006
- 2005 BAR-Honda 007
- 2006 Super Aguri-Honda SA05
- 2006 Super Aguri-Honda SA06
- 2007 Super Aguri-Honda SA07
- 2008 Super Aguri-Honda SA08
- 2015 McLaren-Honda MP4-30
- 2016 McLaren-Honda MP4-31
- 2017 McLaren-Honda MCL32
- 2018 Toro Rosso-Honda STR13
- 2019 Red Bull-Honda RB15
- 2019 Toro Rosso-Honda STR14
- 2020 Red Bull-Honda RB16
- 2020 AlphaTauri-Honda AT01
- 2021 Red Bull-Honda RB16B
- 2021 AlphaTauri-Honda AT02
- 2023 Red Bull-Honda RBPT RB19
- 2023 AlphaTauri-Honda RBPT AT04
- 2024 Red Bull-Honda RBPT RB20
- 2024 RB-Honda RBPT VCARB 01
- 2025 Red Bull-Honda RBPT RB21
- 2025 Racing Bulls-Honda RBPT VCARB 02
Former commercial light trucks
- Acty (1977–2021)
- T360 (1963–1967)
- T500 (1964–1967)
- TN360/TN-III (1967–1977)
See also
- List of Acura vehicles
- List of Honda engines
- List of Honda motorcycles
- VTEC
References
External links
- Honda Worldwide
- Honda Hybrids
- Honda Automobiles