Honda to Launch 'Alpha' EV in India on December 2, 2026
Honda's new electric SUV, named 'Alpha', will debut alongside a redesigned 'H' logo in India.
Honda Alpha will debut on December 2, 2026, in India.
The SUV was first revealed as the '0 Alpha' concept in 2025.
The new 'H' logo will be officially introduced with this model.
Honda Cars India Ltd. has officially announced that its upcoming electric SUV will be named 'Honda Alpha', with a global launch scheduled for December 2, 2026, in India. This marks a significant milestone for the company as it aims to strengthen its presence in the electric vehicle market.
The Honda Alpha was initially presented as the '0 Alpha' concept at the Japan Mobility Show in 2025. Since then, multiple test vehicles have been spotted throughout India, indicating that preparations for the official unveiling are well underway. The name 'Alpha' is inspired by the first letter of the Greek alphabet, symbolizing a fresh start for Honda in the electric vehicle segment.
India will be the first country to receive the Honda Alpha, which Honda suggests could serve as the production base for this model. Alongside the vehicle's launch, Honda will also introduce a new version of its 'H' logo, marking its first official appearance in India. This logo has undergone several updates since its inception in 1963, reflecting the brand's evolution over the years.
The Honda Alpha is expected to be the first model in India to feature the updated logo, showcasing Honda's commitment to innovation and modernization. Details regarding the electric SUV's specifications, production timeline, battery capacity, and retail launch will be revealed during the launch event in December.
As Honda prepares for the launch of the Alpha, the company is poised to make a significant impact on the Indian electric vehicle market. The introduction of this model, along with the new branding, is anticipated to attract attention from consumers and industry stakeholders alike, setting the stage for Honda's future in the EV landscape.


