Dongfeng Honda's NEV plant went into production today with a capacity of 120,000 vehicles per year, after Honda saw eight consecutive months of year-on-year sales declines in China.
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Dongfeng Honda has launched the Lingxi L to target a younger demographic, with a starting price of RMB 129,800 ($18,500).
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Honda will reduce its gasoline vehicle production capacity in China by 290,000 units and expects two new EV plants to start production in September and November, respectively.
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The Honda Ye S7 all-electric SUV may have more than 500 km range and will be manufactured by the Dongfeng-Honda joint venture in China.
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Honda launched the Ye brand in China on April 16, saying it would launch the Ye S7 and Ye P7 at the end of this year and mass-produce the Ye GT in 2025.
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Honda launched the Ye EV series in China aiming to achieve 100% electrification in the Chinese market by 2035.
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After 2027, Dongfeng-Honda targets to no longer launch new gasoline-powered vehicles.
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Dongfeng Honda show the interior of the Lingxi L EV sedan. Inside this China only car has five screens in the front.
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Lingxi is primarily aimed at younger consumers and will be targeted and priced separately from Honda's all-electric e:NS range.
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Dongfeng-Honda starting independent electric brand is a first among Sino-foreign JVs.
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