Honda 0 Alpha SUV Interior Spied Ahead of India Launch
Honda has commenced pan-India road testing of the 0 Alpha SUV, which is expected to launch in India by 2027. The upcoming Honda EV is expected to be offered with two battery options.
By Sanorita
The new 0 Series by the Japanese automaker is one of its most ambitious projects, which made its debut last year at CES (Consumer Electronics Show). While two Honda 0 Series EVs, the SUV and the Saloon, have been cancelled for the global market, the plans for India are still strong, with the 0 Alpha already undergoing testing. Now, spy images of the India-bound 0 Alpha’s interior have surfaced online, giving a brief glimpse of what to expect in terms of features. Here’s everything you need to know.
Honda 0 Alpha SUV Interior Spied: Here's What the Images Indicate
The most recent spy shots gave us the first look at the interior, which was undisclosed even when the 0 Alpha concept made its debut at the Japan Mobility Show. Although the test mule’s cabin is heavily camouflaged, a few elements, such as a hexagonal steering wheel and an auto-dimming IRVM, can be seen. The uniquely shaped steering has flat edges and a new Honda badge. It seems to integrate multiple controls finished in piano black. You can also notice paddle shifters are behind it.
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The dashboard layout hints at a large touchscreen infotainment system, showing Honda’s focus on making its first-ever EV heavily tech-focused. Honda has highlighted that the model will follow its ‘Thin’ design philosophy, which focuses on ensuring a sleek exterior with a roomy and feature-rich interior. Some of the expected features are ventilated seats, a panoramic sunroof, and a large infotainment display.
Honda 0 Alpha SUV: Exterior
The production-ready version of the Honda 0 Alpha is likely to carry forward most of the design cues from its concept form. Key elements could include a sleek, screen-like front fascia integrating slim LED elements, an illuminated Honda badge, and a neatly positioned charging port.
The front bumper design is likely to flow into the rugged body cladding, complemented by sculpted wheel arches and aero-optimised alloy wheels. At the rear, a U-shaped LED strip could tie together multiple lighting elements. Unlike the bigger 0 SUV, the Alpha will be a compact model.
