Honda CEO Toshihiro Mibe outlines multistep plan to jump ahead in EVs
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Mibe began by announcing that Honda will increase its sales of EVs to 40% of total vehicle sales by 2030, up from a previous target of 20%. He also announced that Honda will launch a series of new electric cars in various global markets, starting with the Honda Prologue in North America in 2024.
To achieve carbon neutrality, Honda plans to reduce its total carbon dioxide emissions by 50% by 2030 compared to 2000 levels. This will be accomplished by making improvements to Honda's manufacturing processes and supply chain, producing more energy efficient products, and promoting renewable energy. The company also plans to expand its lineup of electrified vehicles, including hybrids and fuel cell vehicles, which will help reduce emissions from internal combustion engines.
Finally, Mibe outlined Honda's commitment to an "open innovation" approach, which involves working with other companies, suppliers, and governments to accelerate technological development and promote widespread adoption of EVs. This includes collaborative efforts to develop advanced battery technologies and charging infrastructure, as well as partnerships with energy and information technology companies.
In closing, Mibe emphasized Honda's commitment to achieving carbon neutrality by 2050 and leading the automotive industry in achieving a sustainable future. "We will accelerate our efforts to realize carbon neutrality and our commitment to be a manufacturer of mobility that people around the world can truly enjoy,” he said.
Overall, Honda's multistep plan demonstrates the company's commitment to electric mobility and carbon neutrality. By increasing its sales of EVs, reducing carbon emissions, and promoting collaborative innovation, Honda has set itself on a path to a sustainable future.
