At last week's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada, Japanese automaker Honda unveiled two concept models that offer an early look on how its products will look like in the coming years.

The concept models, Saloon and Space-Hub, will be the first two of new-generation of EVs under what the company calls as the "Honda 0 (zero) Series." The final forms of the two models are scheduled to go into production by 2026.

The Saloon concept, which is set to become the flagship Honda 0 Series, has a low, aerodynamic and angular silhouette.

Behind its gull wing doors are four seats that are positioned low to the ground much like those in sports cars. There's a full-width dashboard display that stretches from door to door so one could just imagine the smart and intuitive technology available at the driver and passengers' fingertips.

The Space-Hub concept, meanwhile, is taller with a body resembling a van. The vehicle's interior is designed to "augment people's daily lives" by offering a flexible space that immediately accommodates what the users want to do; a sort of hub that connects the passenger to the rest of the world.

The CES 2024, which ran from 9 to 12 January 2024, is one of the world's largest technology trade shows where advanced technologies and innovative products go on display. The event has become a trendsetter that influences future lifestyles and businesses.