Honda Will Show Off Land, Sea And Air Mobility On The 2025 Japan Mobility Show

Honda 0 SUV Prototype. (Photo: Honda)

JAKARTA The 2025 Japan Mobility Show (JMS) grand event is ready to be held from October 30 to November 9. Honda is again in the main spotlight by presenting a variety of superior mobility products, ranging from electric cars, motorcycles, outboard engines, to light business jets.

Citing an official statement on the Honda Global page, Monday, September 1, the big theme they carry is cross-dimensional mobility of land, sea, and air as successfully exhibited at JMS two years ago. This exhibition is believed to be even more stunning thanks to a series of new technologies that Honda brought.

One of the main attractions is the Honda Series 0 EV, which includes a prototype 0 Saloon and a prototype 0 SUV. These two pure electric models will make their first public debut in Japan before being officially marketed globally in 2026. Their presence is a strong signal of Honda's transformation direction towards the full electrification era.

Not only focusing on the future, but Honda also continues to present a number of flagship car and motorcycle models that are already on the market, as well as affirming their consistency in meeting various segments of consumer needs.

Equally interesting, Honda will again feature a full-scale interior mockup of HondaJet Elite II. If at JMS 2023 visitors can only see, this time they will be invited in to experience firsthand the spacious cabin space and the luxury interior of the light business jet.

For racing fans, nostalgia will also come through McLaren Honda MP4/4, the legendary Formula 1 car driven by Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost. This car recorded history by winning 15 of the 16 grand prix series in the 1988 season, making it one of the most dominant F1 cars of all time.

In addition, in the area of the Mobility Culture Program, Honda will display the NSR500, an iconic motorcycle that dominated the MotoGP event in the 90s. Its presence is a reminder of Honda's glory in the world of two-wheeled racing.