Honda’s 0 Alpha electric SUV gets an India debut on 2 December, but no price yet

November 3, 2026
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Close view of the rear quarter panel of a white Honda 0 Series SUV concept.
Honda’s 0 Series SUV concept uses the minimalist design language that frames the forthcoming India debut of the 0 Alpha. [Photo: Nheyob / Wikimedia Commons, CC0.]

Honda is preparing an electric SUV called 0 Alpha for India, with a debut on 2 December 2026, which Honda has confirmed. Reports expect sales in early 2027. If you are considering an electric mid-size SUV, that timing matters for your decision.

The electric SUV uses the name 0 Alpha. Honda first showed the 0 α prototype at the Japan Mobility Show on 29 October 2025. Honda has confirmed a production-spec debut in India on 2 December 2026, and reports expect sales in early 2027. Unofficial reports suggest the production car may get a different name, but no source confirms this. No price has been announced.

If you are weighing a mid-size electric SUV now, Honda will be a new option with no confirmed price, range or battery size. Claimed ranges come from test conditions, which differ from everyday city and motorway driving. Compare certified figures and independent tests before you book. Do not treat the 450 km or 500 km figures in early coverage as confirmed.

The "H" is Honda's brand mark. Honda revealed a refreshed H mark in Tokyo on 13 January 2026, and it will first appear on next-generation electric and hybrid cars from 2027. Several outlets report that the Alpha will be built at Honda's Tapukara plant in Rajasthan, but reports do not say whether Honda has confirmed this. For the wider list of models, see our upcoming electric cars in India 2026–2027 roundup.

What is the Honda Alpha EV, and when will it launch in India? It is Honda's planned electric SUV for India. Honda has confirmed the 2 December debut, and reports expect sales in early 2027. No sales date has been announced.

Until Honda confirms price and range, treat the figures in early reports as estimates. For the brand's current India line-up, read our Honda Elevate review.

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