This is what Honda will be exhibiting at this year’s Japan Mobility Show

It’s that time of the year when manufacturers start releasing what they’ll be showing off at the Japan Mobility Show, and Honda is the first one to beat the manufacturers to the punch by teasing what you can catch at its booth.

Update (September 30, 2025)

With just one month to go, Honda has announced a few more vehicles that it will be exhibiting at this year’s show.

First, they will be showing off a new Honda 0 Series Prototype, which is an SUV-based model that hasn’t been showed off before. However, the Acura RSX Prototype will also be shown off, and that utilizes the Honda 0 platform, meaning we could be seeing its Honda equivalent.

Also notable is that they will be showing off a CR-V e:HEV Prototype specifically made for the Japanese market. Honda never sold the current-generation CR-V in Japan, with the ZR-V taking its place. This could mean that a potential update for the global market could be coming soon.

Then Honda will be showing off a new Compact EV prototype that is “developed in the pursuit of the ‘fun of driving’, unique only to Honda.” This could be that camouflaged concept car shown off at the Goodwood Festival of Speed earlier this year, which could be a global version of the Honda N-One e: electric kei car.

As for production models, that and the all-new Prelude will be on display as well, so if you’re excited to see the upcoming models of Honda, there’s no better place to get acquainted with them.

For its two-wheeled offerings, Honda will be showing off the CB1000F and CB1000F SE concept naked sports bikes. These two models are retro-inspired versions of the current CB line that take cues from Honda CB models from the 80s and were unveiled earlier this year. They should feature large-displacement engines for easy cruising. Plus, the prototype of the Honda e-MTB, an electrically assisted high-end mountain bike, will debut alongside those two.

And if you thought that a HondaJet display wasn’t enough, Honda will be displaying the actual experimental model of its sustainable and reusable rocket that was used in the launch and landing test in Hokkaido, Japan, back in June 2025.

Honda will be displaying a wide variety of its mobility solutions. From the four-wheeled products, such as the two Honda 0 (Zero) series electric vehicles—the Saloon and the SUV— in their Prototype forms. This will be the first time these two will make their premiere to the world, showcasing a lot of Honda’s next-generation technologies for its upcoming vehicles.

Then, this is followed by the two-wheeled offerings, where the CUV e: production model with a replaceable Honda Mobile Power Pack battery that powers this electric moped, and then the production model of the Rebel 1100 S Edition Dual Clutch Transmission is for enthusiasts who prefer their motorcycles powered by internal combustion.

And then, they will also be exhibiting their air and sea mobility solutions, with a life-size interior mockup model of the HondaJet Elite II, one of their business jet offerings, and the BF350, their flagship outboard motor used for various boats.

Honda will also be announcing more details in a future press release at the end of September, so stay tuned for further updates, as we will also be on the ground to cover the show in person.

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