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Home›Tech Advice›Acura Will ‘Bypass Hybrids Altogether’ as Part of Honda’s Electrification Plans

Acura Will ‘Bypass Hybrids Altogether’ as Part of Honda’s Electrification Plans

By Matthew Lynch
July 12, 2023
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In a bold move to accelerate the transition towards a greener and more sustainable future, Acura has announced that it will bypass hybrids altogether and focus solely on electric vehicles (EVs) as part of Honda’s electrification plans. This decision highlights the company’s commitment to environmental sustainability and positions Acura at the forefront of the automotive industry’s shift toward electrification.

Honda, which owns the luxury brand Acura, has been making significant strides in the development and implementation of electric vehicle technology. As part of Honda’s ambitious electrification strategy, the company aims to make electric vehicles account for 100% of its new vehicle sales by 2040. Acura’s decision to bypass hybrids and focus on electric vehicles aligns with this long-term goal, emphasizing the brand’s dedication to innovation and sustainability.

The decision to skip over hybrids is a remarkable one, as hybrid technology has become a popular stepping stone for companies working their way towards a fully electric lineup. However, Acura believes that investing solely in EVs will allow it to concentrate its resources on developing advanced electric vehicle technologies and build upon Honda’s already impressive track record in the sector.

Acura has also previously announced plans to launch its first fully-electric SUV in 2024, hinting at an exciting, environmentally-friendly future for the brand. With its parent company Honda already having multiple EV models on the market, sharing platforms and technologies could help streamline production and lower costs for Acura in the long run.

While some critics argue that bypassing hybrids might be a risky move given their current popularity and larger market share compared to fully-electric vehicles, it is essential to consider the rapid advancements occurring within the EV sector. Battery technologies are fast improving, potentially rendering hybrids less attractive as a transitional option.

Acura’s decision to focus entirely on electric vehicles is a significant statement, showcasing the company’s determination to play an active role in the global shift towards sustainable transportation solutions. This move could inspire other automakers to follow suit, contributing to a cleaner and greener future for the automotive industry and the planet.

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