Honda Introduces Redesigned “H” Emblem for Cars

Honda has officially introduced a redesigned “H” emblem that will represent its global automobile operations, marking a fresh chapter in the company’s evolution as it moves deeper into electrification and advanced mobility solutions.

Unveiled in Japan, the new logo has been developed in parallel with Honda’s next-generation electric vehicle strategy, including the forthcoming Honda 0 Series. While the “H” symbol has been part of Honda’s identity since the early 1960s, the latest version is intended to blend the brand’s heritage with its vision for the future. Honda says the new design reflects openness and progress, symbolising a stronger connection with customers and a drive to broaden the possibilities of mobility.

The updated emblem will first appear on Honda’s upcoming electric and hybrid models, with global rollouts expected to begin from 2027. In addition to vehicles, the new branding will gradually be adopted across showrooms, marketing materials and the company’s motorsports activities.

Honda has also outlined ambitious plans for India, where it aims to introduce 10 new products between 2027 and 2030, including brand-new models, next-generation updates and special editions. The recently showcased Honda 0 α Prototype is expected to form part of the company’s future electric portfolio for the market.

At present, Honda sells the City, Amaze and Elevate in India and does not yet offer a fully electric model. However, with a renewed brand identity and an expanded product roadmap, Honda is positioning itself for a stronger and more diverse presence in the country in the years ahead.