Honda is all-set to introduce two new electric models, the Honda Clarity Plug-in hybrid and Clarity electric at the New York Auto Show next month. The Japanese automaker has already released teaser images, which give us a good idea about the front of the two vehicles.
Honda previously showcased the Clarity fuel cell in 2015 at the Tokyo Motor Show, and now the plug-in hybrid and the electric cars will join the league expanding the Clarity lineup. The launch of these two new models is a part of Honda’s plan to achieve two-thirds of its global sales through electric cars.
According to AppleInsider, both the Clarity Plug-in hybrid and the full electric car will feature the latest Honda Sensing Technology as well as Android Auto and Apple CarPlay support.
Confirmed reports indicate that the Honda Clarity Plug-in hybrid will be capable of covering up to 40 miles solely on electric power. The details regarding Clarity electric car is not confirmed yet, but reports say it will have a range of 80 miles. In comparison, the upcoming Tesla Model 3 is expected to offer a range of up to 215 miles.
More information will be revealed as the new models arrive next month at the New York Auto Show.
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