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Honda introduced five electric vehicles of the e: N Series family in China at once, the first two will start selling in 2022

October 20, 2021
Source: aroged.com aroged.com
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Japanese automaker Honda held a press conference in which it unveiled five new electric vehicles for the Chinese market. All new items belong to the Honda e: N Series family, with the first two being almost identical and production-ready electric crossovers, while the remaining three are more futuristic concepts. So, Honda e: NS1 and Honda e: NP1 are electric versions of the Honda HR-V ICE crossover from local manufacturers Dongfeng Honda and GAC Honda. They will begin to collect and sell in China as early as next year, after which it will be possible to purchase them in Ukraine. Official...
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