The Latest Breaking News from Honda

When I say "swap," you say "Hayabusa", usually. But, today, you say "1970s Kawasaki KH400." That's right, someone took a 401cc, 2-stroke, 3-cylinder ripper and put from a Kawasaki and put it into another Kawasaki from the same era—a KV75. This thing is bonkers. Just listen to it roaring into…

When you think of New Zealand, what comes to mind? Unparalleled natural beauty? Lord of the Rings? Flight of the Conchords? Burt Munro? John Britten? Well, you just might want to add Paton Machines to your list.Taking a motorbike engine and using it to power a three-wheeler? You've probably seen…

Honda is kicking its solid-state battery efforts into high gear. The Japanese automaker claims the first electric vehicles fitted with its latest-gen packs would be capable of driving up to 620 miles on a full charge by the end of this decade. That's roughly double the range of today's mass-market…

A number of Honda vehicles are being recalled due to a potentially faulty fuel pump.

Honda is recalling nearly 206,000 SUVs in the U.S. because the fuel filler neck can separate from the filler pipe in a crash, allowing gasoline to leak and increasing the risk of a fire

After Skoda's $9,300 crossover with ventilated seats and Suzuki's $8,000 safe sedan, meet Honda's impressively affordable Amaze. Much like those two, it's for India, where affordable cars are still very much alive. How cheap? The new small sedan starts at the equivalent of $9,440. It's the white car with 14-inch…

Toyota is betting that consumers want something different.

Recent news regarding Nissan has U.S. dealers frustrated and worried.

No-nonsense commuter cars have gotten really good lately. The Honda Civic is still the gold standard, of course, but there are about half a dozen alternatives from brands like Hyundai, Mazda, and Toyota that nearly match the Civic.

The Honda Prologue is proving to be this year’s underdog. A badge-engineered Chevrolet Blazer EV with the added benefit of Apple CarPlay, the Prologue is Honda’s only electric offering in the United States. Its future was uncertain, especially considering the not-so-rosy state of General Motors’ Ultium efforts at the beginning…

American Honda Motor Company is recalling certain 2022, 2024, and 2025 Honda Africa Twin motorcycles due to an issue with the software programming in the fuel injection electronic control unit (FI-ECU). Under specific circumstances, this programming error could cause either engine hesitation or improper acceleration, which could increase the risk…