Fifteen years is a short time in the life of the auto industry, just two complete product cycles for the average high-volume vehicle. But by “around 2030,” according to Honda’s CEO, his company will “strive” to make fully two-thirds of its cars electrified in some way–including hybrids, plug-in hybrids, battery-electric, and hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles. It’s an audacious and ambitious goal, though other makers may well have similar plans that they have not publicly disclosed. DON’T…
Two-thirds of 2030 Hondas will be electrified or zero emission
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