List of Honda automobiles

Honda has produced the following cars, SUVs, and light trucks. For motorcycles, see List of Honda motorcycles.

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Current models

Honda Jazz

Honda City

Honda Civic

Honda Accord

Honda HR-V

Honda WR-V

Accord (1976–present)
Amaze (2013–present)
Avancier (2016–present)
Ballade (1980–1991, 2014–present)
Brio (2011–present)
BR-V (2015–present)
City (1981–present)
Civic (1972–present)
Civic Tourer (2014–present)
Civic Type R (1997-2010, 2015–present)
Clarity (2008-2014, 2016–present)
Crider (2013–present)
CR-V (1996–present)
CR-V S (2012–present)
Elysion (2003–present)
Fit/Jazz (2001–present)
Fit Hybrid (2011–present)
Fit Shuttle (2011–present)
Freed (2008–present)
Freed Spike (2008–present)
Gienia (2016-present)
Grace (2014–present)
Greiz (2015–present)
Hobio (2003–present)
HR-V (1999-2005, 2015–present)
Jade (2013–present)
Jazz RS (2005–present)
Legend (1985–2012, 2014–present)
MC-β (2013–present)
Mobilio (2001-2008, 2014–present)
Mobilio RS (2014–present)
NSX (1990-2005, 2016–present)
N-Box (2012–present)
N-Box+ (2012–present)
N-Box Slash (2014–present)
N-One (2012–present)
N-WGN (2012–present)
Odyssey/Shuttle (international market) (1995–present)
Pilot (2003–present)
Ridgeline (2006-2014, 2016–present)
S660 (2014–present)
Shuttle (1994–present)
StepWGN (1996–present)
StepWGN Spada (2009–present)
Vamos (1970-1973, 1999–present)
Vezel (2013–present)
WR-V (2017-present)

Former models

Model	Introduced	Retired	Reintroduced	Re-retired	Notes
S500	1963	1964
S600/SM600	1964	1966
S800	1966	1970
S2000	1999	2009
L700	1965	1965
L800	1966	1967
N360/N400	1967	1970
N600	1969	1972
1300	1969	1973
Accord Euro	2002	2015
Spirior	2008	2015
Accord Plug-in Hybrid	2013	2015
Airwave	2005	2010
Ascot	1989	1997
Avancier	1999	2003
Beat	1991	1996
Capa	1998	2002
Civic Hybrid	2001	2015
Civic Natural Gas	1998	2015
Concerto	1988	1994
Crosstour	2010	2015
CR-X	1983	1991			a.k.a. Ballade Sports CR-X or Civic CR-X
CR-X del Sol	1992	1997
Crossroad	1993	1998	2007	2010
CR-Z HPD	2013	2016
CR-Z	2011	2016			a hybrid electric vehicle
Domani	1992	2004
Edix	2004	2009
Element	2002	2011
EV Plus	1997	1999			an electric vehicle
FCX	2003	2014			a fuel cell vehicle
Fit Aria	2002	2008
Fit EV	2013	2015
FR-V	2004	2009			A 6-seater
Inspire	1989	2013
Insight	2000	2006	2009	2014	A hybrid electric vehicle
Integra	1985	2007
Jazz	1981	1986
LaGreat	1999	2004
Life	1971	1974	1997	2014
Life Dunk	2000	2004
Life StepVan	1972	1974
Life Pick-Up	1973	1974
Logo	1996	2001
Mobilio Spike	2002	2008
NSX-R	1992	1995
Orthia	1996	2002
Partner	1996	2005
Partner	2006	2010
Passport	1994	2002
Prelude	1978	2001
Quint/Quintet	1980	1985
Rafaga	1993	1997
S-MX	1996	2002
Saber	1995	2003
Stream	2000	2014
That's	2002	2007
Today	1985	1997
Torneo	1997	2002
Zest	2006	2012
Z	1970	1974	1998	2002

Jointly developed cars

During the late 1980s and early 1990s, Honda collaborated with Rover in the development and marketing of the Honda Concerto, Rover 200, 400, 600 and 800. The 800 was called the Sterling in the US.
Honda partnered with Isuzu in the 1990s to produce the Passport and the Acura SLX.

Concept vehicles

Name	Year	Notes
Honda 3R-C	2010
Honda AC-X	2011
Honda Argento Vivo	1995
Honda ASM	2003
Honda Civic Type R	2014
Honda Concept B	2014
Honda Concept C	2012
Honda Concept D	2015
Honda Concept M	2013
Honda Concept D	2015	entered production in 2016 as 2017 model year (known as Honda UR-V)
Honda Concept S	2012
Honda CR-Z	2007	entered production in 2010
Honda Dualnote	2001	also shown as the Acura DN-X
Honda EP-X	1991
Honda EV-N Concept	2009	inspired by the N360
Honda EVX	1993
Honda EV-STER	2011
Honda FC Sport	2008
Honda FCEV	2013
Honda FCV	2014
Honda FCX	1999
Honda FCX	2005	entered production as the FCX Clarity
Honda FSR	1993
Honda FS-X	1991
Honda Fuya-Jo	1999
Honda Gear	2013
Honda GRX	2006
Honda Hondina	1970	based on the N360
Honda HP-X	1984
Honda HSC	2003	also shown as the Acura HSC
Honda HSV
Honda IMAS	2003
Honda J-MJ	1997
Honda J-MW	1997	entered production as the Capa
Honda J-VX	1997
Honda J-WJ	1997	entered production as the HR-V
Honda Kiwami	2003
Honda Micro Commuter	2011
Honda Model X	2001	entered production as the Element
Honda MV-99	1998	entered production as the second generation Odyssey
Honda Neukom	1999
Honda New Small Concept	2009	entered production as the Brio
Honda N800	1965
Honda OSM	2008
Honda P-NUT Concept	2009
Honda Project 2&4	2015
Honda Puyo	2007
Honda Remix	2006
Honda Skydeck Concept	2009
Honda SSM	1995	entered production as the S2000
Honda S360	1962
Honda S660	2013
Honda Small Hybrid Sports	2007
Honda Spirior	2014
Honda Sports 4	2005
Honda Sprocket	1999
Honda Step Bus	2006
Honda SUT	2004	entered production as the Ridgeline
Honda U3-X	2009	scooter
Honda Unibox	2001
Honda Urban SUV Concept	2013	entered production as the Vezel
Honda Vision XS-1	2014
Honda WOW	2005

Racing vehicles

1964 RA271
1965 RA272
1966 RA273
1967 RA300
1968 RA301
1968 RA302
1969 R-1300
2006 RA106
2007 RA107
2008 RA108

Current commercial light trucks

Acty (1977–present)

Former commercial light trucks

Street (1981-1999)
T360 (1963-1967)
T500 (1964-1967)
TN360/TN-III (1967-1977)

« previous — Honda road car timeline, 1980s–present
Type	1980s										1990s										2000s										2010s
Type	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	0	1	2	3	4	5	6
Kei car							Today							Today						Life					Life					Life
														Today Associe				Life					That's										N-ONE
																					Life Dunk						Zest							N-WGN
		Acty Street							Street																							N-BOX
																				Vamos
Subcompact		City / Jazz						City									Logo															Brio
																	City																	Brio Amaze
	Civic				Civic				Civic				Civic				Civic						Fit / Jazz						Fit / Jazz						Fit / Jazz
	Ballade				Ballade				Concerto					Domani									Fit Aria / City						City						City / Grace
Compact																		Domani				Civic/Hybrid					Civic/Hybrid						Civic/Hybrid
	Quint					Quint Integra				Integra				Integra								Integra
													Ascot Innova				Integra SJ
	Accord		Accord			Accord					Accord CB				Accord CD				Accord CF											Insight
	Accord		Vigor			Vigor					Ascot				Ascot				Torneo
											Vigor				Rafaga
											Accord Inspire		Accord CB3/CC						Accord CG7/CH5															Crider
Mid-size													Vigor						Accord CG					Accord CL						Accord CU				Accord CR
Mid-size													Inspire			Inspire / Saber				Inspire / Saber				Inspire / Accord UC					FCX Clarity
Full-size																													Inspire / Accord CP
Full-size							Legend					Legend					Legend									Legend										Legend
Coupé					Ballade Sports CR-X				CR-X					Civic Coupe			Civic Coupe				Insight									CR-Z
										Integra Coupe				Integra Coupe									Integra Coupe
									Accord Coupe		Accord Coupe				Accord Coupe
	Prelude			Prelude					Prelude				Prelude					Prelude
								Legend Coupe				Legend Coupe
Roadster												Beat								S2000																S660
Convertible					City Cabriolet								CR-X del Sol
Sport compact																		Civic Type R					Civic Type R					Civic Type R								Civic Type R
Sport compact																Integra Type R							Integra Type R
Sports car																			Accord Type R					Accord Euro-R
																						Torneo Euro-R		Accord Euro-R
												NSX																									NSX
													NSX Type R										NSX-R
Mini Crossover																			Z
Mini Crossover																				HR-V															Vezel / HR-V
Compact Crossover																													Crossroad
																								Element
																												CR-V					CR-V
Mid-size Crossover																															Crosstour
Mid-size Crossover																														Pilot
SUV														Jazz			CR-V						CR-V
														Passport					Passport					Pilot
															Horizon									MDX
														Crossroad
Station wagon	Civic Country				Civic Shuttle				Civic Shuttle								Orthia										Airwave						Fit Shuttle
												Accord Wagon CB9			Accord Wagon CEI				Accord Wagon CF6					Accord Wagon CM						Accord Tourer CW
																					Avancier
Mini MPV																			Capa					Mobilio Spike						Freed Spike
Mini MPV																		EV Plus					Mobilio												Mobilio
Compact MPV																						Stream						Stream
																	S-MX									Edix / FR-V								Jade
																	Stepwgn					Stepwgn				Stepwgn					Stepwgn
Minivan																Shuttle					Odyssey RA6				Odyssey RB					Odyssey RB3					Odyssey RC
																Odyssey					LaGreat/Odyssey RL					Odyssey RL3						Odyssey RL5
																									Elysion
Pickup														Tourmaster													Ridgeline
Microvan	Acty Van									Acty											Acty										Acty
Van		City Pro
Van	Civic Van				Civic Pro				Civic Pro								Partner Van										Partner

Honda road car timeline, 1960s–1980s — next »
	1960s										1970s												1980s
	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	0	1	2		3	4	5	6	7		8	9	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
Kei car								N360 N600				Z360/Life																	Today
Subcompact								N360 N600				Z600				Civic								City/Jazz						City
Compact																Civic							Civic				Civic				Civic
										1300/145													Ballade				Ballade				Concerto
																							Quint/Quintet					Quint Integra
Mid-size																		Accord							Accord				Accord
Full-size																													Legend
Coupé																											CRX				CRX
Coupé																						Prelude				Prelude					Prelude
Sports				S500		S600		S800
Compact MPV						L700/800					Vamos
Kei truck/van				T360/500					TN360		TNIII			TN-V			TN7			Acty/Street

Honda in Formula One

Personnel: Soichiro Honda; Shoichiro Irimajiri; Nobuhiko Kawamoto; Yoshio Nakamura; Shoichi Sano; Yoshitoshi Sakurai; Harvey Postlethwaite; Tim Densham; Nick Fry; Ross Brawn; Yasuhiro Wada; Geoff Willis; Shuhei Nakamoto; Loïc Bigois

Notable drivers: Rubens Barrichello; Ronnie Bucknum; Jenson Button; Richie Ginther; Jo Schlesser; John Surtees

Formula One cars: RA270; RA271; RA272; RA273; RA300; RA301; RA302; RC100; RA099; RA106; RA107; RA108

Honda as an engine manufacturer

Drivers' titles: 1987; 1988; 1989; 1990; 1991

Constructors' titles: 1986; 1987; 1988; 1989; 1990; 1991

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