Honda teases 2 electric sports cars, including possible redesigned NSX

Honda on Tuesday announced a wide-ranging strategy that will see the automaker invest more than $60 billion in R&D over the next 10 years, with the bulk of the funds to be spent on development of electric vehicles and software.

The strategy will see Honda launch 30 EVs globally by 2030, at which point the automaker plans to be selling around two million EVs annually. While most of Honda's products these days don't offer much excitement, Honda's strategy includes plans for two electric sports models, one of which could potentially be a redesigned NSX.

Honda released teaser shots depicting the sports models hidden beneath a sheet. One of the models, described as a “flagship” car, features proportions of a mid-engine supercar. Considering the NSX is sold globally as a Honda, it's possible this flagship model will end up as a redesigned NSX, likely to be sold in the U.S. as an Acura.

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