Honda’s Ye Series Flagship EVs Break Cover in China – Full Details

Honda recently took the stage at Auto Shanghai 2025 to introduce two brand-new electric vehicles exclusive to the Chinese market, the GAC Honda GT and the Dongfeng Honda GT. These two models are being positioned as the flagship vehicles of Honda’s new Ye Series, promising a fresh level of driving excitement tailored to a new generation of EV enthusiasts. Each model brings its own flavor to the road. The GAC Honda GT is all about a seamless, smart, and futuristic look, while the Dongfeng Honda GT leans into a more emotional, energetic design that immediately grabs attention.

Inside both vehicles, Honda has crafted an experience focused equally on the driver and passenger. The driver’s seat feels like stepping into a race car cockpit, making it easy to get lost in the thrill of the drive. Meanwhile, the passenger enjoys a special experience thanks to a far-focus display that creates the sensation of looking into a deep, immersive screen. Honda is clearly aiming for more than just transportation — they want every ride to feel like an event.

Looking ahead, Honda shared some major plans to grow the Ye Series even further. Recognizing how quickly technology is moving in China, Honda announced it will deepen its partnerships with local tech companies to stay at the forefront of innovation. A major part of that effort includes working with Momenta Global Limited, a company with deep expertise in artificial intelligence-powered driver assistance. Honda and Momenta are developing systems that can drive the vehicle autonomously once a destination is set, reducing the need for constant driver input and making trips safer and more relaxing.

Honda is also teaming up with DeepSeek Artificial Intelligence Basic Technology Research Company to bring advanced AI into the cabin. These smart technologies will support both driver and passengers, making every journey smoother, more comfortable, and more fun. Future Ye Series models will come equipped with DeepSeek’s AI, and Honda will even roll out these updates to existing Ye P7 and Ye S7 vehicles via over-the-air updates.

Electrification is another big focus. Honda is collaborating with Contemporary Amperex Technology Company to co-develop a high-efficiency vehicle platform where battery cells are integrated directly into the car’s structure. They are also working together on a new lithium-ion phosphate battery, which will power the upcoming third wave of Ye Series models.

These moves are all part of Honda’s bigger goal of achieving carbon neutrality for all its products and operations by 2050. By embracing local innovation and speeding up electrification in China, Honda is setting itself up to play a major role in the future of EVs.