Honda 0 Series Alpha SUV to share parts with Elevate SUV
The Honda 0 Series Alpha electric SUV will enter the Indian market by 2027.
Honda Cars has finally revealed its plans regarding electric vehicles for the Indian market. The brand's first product will be the production version of the 0 Series Alpha SUV that made its global debut at the Japan Mobility Show 2025. It will share its parts with the Elevate, which has already been on sale in the Indian market since September 2023 and has been doing decent numbers in its segment.


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Honda 0 Series Alpha: Key highlights
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Model name | Honda 0 Series Alpha |
| Global Premiere | Japan Mobility Show 2025 |
| India launch timeline | Expected by 2027 |
| Design philosophy | Thin, Light and Wise |
| Platform | All-new dedicated EV platform |
| Powertrain | Fully electric (specs to revealed closer to launch) |
| Expected rivals | Mahindra BE range, MG ZS EV, Hyundai Creta Electric, Tata Curvv EV, and Maruti e-Vitara. |
Honda 0 Series Alpha: Launch, price and rivals
Honda will launch the 0 Series Alpha in the Indian market by 2027. It is expected to be priced upwards of ₹20 lakh. This means that it will be going against the Maruti Suzuki e Vitara, Hyundai Creta Electric, Mahindra BE 6, Tata Curvv EV and MG ZS EV.

Locally produced
Honda will produce the 0 Series Alpha locally in India. This will help them in pricing the electric vehicle in a competitive manner. This also hints at the manufacturer’s longer-term commitment to the electric vehicle (EV) market here.
Notably, this made-in-India model will also be exported to Japan — a move that underscores the confidence placed in India’s manufacturing standards. It is important to note that Honda is already exporting Elevate from India to Japan. Moreover, local production enables easier access to spare parts and better tailoring of the vehicle to Indian driving and usage conditions.
(Also read: Honda Super ONE compact EV showcased: 3 things to know)
Designed from the ground up
Unlike many vehicles that convert from an internal combustion engine (ICE) platform to electric drive, the 0 Alpha is built on a dedicated EV platform. This means fewer compromises in packaging, performance, and usability. While its overall footprint will be similar to the Elevate’s (since it will compete in the same segment), the 0 Alpha benefits from a longer wheelbase, a wider track and a fully flat floor. Combined with the advantages that EV architectures bring in terms of space efficiency, the result should be one of the most spacious SUVs in its class in India.
(Also read: Honda to launch a massive product offensive, 10 new cars on cards by 2030)
Honda hasn’t confirmed battery size or chemistry yet, but they’ve emphasised that the focus is on real-world usability and ownership experience rather than just achieving the longest possible range.
(Story Filed By HT Auto Desk)
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