Honda has officially named its upcoming electric SUV the Honda ALPHA. The model will be the Japanese manufacturer’s first Made-in-India electric SUV and is scheduled to debut globally on December 2, 2026.
The name is derived from the first letter of the Greek alphabet and represents a new beginning for Honda’s electric mobility plans in India. The company has also confirmed that India will serve as the model’s global production base.
The Honda ALPHA was first showcased as a concept prototype at the Japan Mobility Show 2025. The production model is expected to carry forward Honda’s vision of combining modern technology with a futuristic design and an engaging driving experience.
Honda says the SUV has been developed to suit both urban environments and natural surroundings. However, technical details, including its battery capacity, driving range and performance figures, have not been revealed yet.
The announcement also marks the first appearance of Honda’s redesigned H mark in official communications from Honda Cars India.
The new logo will represent Honda’s global automobile business and reflects the company’s efforts to move towards a new phase of development.
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The Honda ALPHA marks an important step in the brand’s electric mobility plans, with India taking centre stage as its first launch market and global production base. More details about the SUV are expected at its December 2 debut.
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