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Honda Cars India has also been spotted testing its upcoming electric SUV. Based on the Honda 0 Alpha concept, a camouflaged model was recently spotted in Manali, revealing its cabin in more detail than before. The latest spy shots show a large upper-facing infotainment screen and a digital instrument cluster.

In the spy photos, the interior of the SUV is visible through the driver’s side window. The slightly improved interior features a large fixed infotainment screen in the center of the dashboard and a digital instrument cluster located behind the steering wheel. The model is expected to feature Honda’s new UI, and other expected features include wireless smartphone connectivity, connected car features, navigation, and EV functionality. Below, physical buttons for climate control and other functions can be seen. The steering wheel appears to have a new multi-spoke design, while the dashboard takes the minimalist styling seen on the global Honda 0 Series models. The Honda Alpha 0 was first shown at the 2025 Japan Mobility Show. Honda calls the concept of the Honda 0 Alpha “Thin, Light, and Smart,” and this philosophy is clearly reflected in its design. The SUV has a spacious, upright stance that gives it its presence, while the front and rear mirrors are prominent features. The window line sweeps up towards the rear, and merges with the C-pillar that gives it an MPV-like look, capped off by a roof spoiler.

Smartly, the front, sleek design features Honda’s signature lighting and an integrated washing machine port, seamlessly integrated with the stylish head units. There are bold bumpers on the sides, while 19-inch aero, five-spoke alloys complement the flared wheels. At the rear, a large U-shaped LED strip flanks the windshield, while a chunky faux skid plate on the bumper completes the rugged yet futuristic appeal.The front and back have large, window-like sections that combine different functions. At the front, traditional accessories – such as the headlights, Honda badge illumination, and the charging port are neatly integrated within the screen. The rear continues the theme with a U-shaped lighting signature that connects the tail, rear, and turn signals. The short and vertical tailgate design also reflects the amount of cargo and efficiency.Photo: Instagram/pxrtth.gpt