Honda signs agreement with Mitsubishi to promote commercial use of electric vehicles and explore new business models

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens for the delivery of clues about the past. CTOnews.com, October 12, a few days ago, Honda announced the signing of a memorandum of understanding with Mitsubishi to jointly study the commercialization of electric vehicles in Japan using the business models of the two companies.

▲ Honda official website screenshot CTOnews.com learned from Honda officials that the company plans to strengthen the monitoring function of the mini EV battery on the market from 2024 and manage its life by transferring it from the car to regular use in an effort to maximize battery value. In addition, Honda will also provide intelligent charging, V2G services and green power services to optimize the electricity cost of electric vehicle users through advanced control technology.

▲ official map Honda said that in the future, the company will not only sell cars, but also actively strive to achieve battery-based energy management and resource recycling, including the reuse of car batteries containing a lot of scarce resources, in preparation for the full popularity of electric vehicles.

▲ official map Honda also said that it will work with various partners to maximize customer value and build a sustainable business foundation in the long run according to the market characteristics of each region.

Mitsubishi said it was committed to creating new cross-sectoral services aimed at building a new business model for electrification and decarbonization.