New Delhi. Honda is preparing to make a comeback in the large SUV segment once again. The company may introduce its new 7-seater SUV in Australia next year. The teaser of this model named 2027 Honda Avancier has been released. The special thing is that after almost 21 years, Honda is going to bring a big 7-seater SUV in Australia. Its global debut is expected in the coming weeks.
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The All-New Avancier
Coming Soon
#HondaHybrid https://t.co/TA45v4Cnsk—Honda 田田技研工業 (@HondaJP) November 6, 2026
After the release of the teaser by the company, many possibilities are being expressed regarding it. It is being said that it will be provided with Hybrid Powertrain and it could be Honda's first large 7-seater SUV in Australia since 2006.
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Teaser of 2027 Honda Avantier released, when will it launch?
Honda has released the teaser of its new 7-seater SUV. The 2027 Honda Avancier is scheduled to reach Australia next year. However, the company has not yet told the official date of its arrival in showrooms. Only 'Coming Soon' is written in the shared video. It is being estimated that this vehicle may soon be available to the customers in the market. Honda Australia today announced that the first vehicle of the new generation will soon be introduced, Honda Australia said in its media release.
Which cars will compete with?
New Honda Avancier can be launched in the large SUV segment. In such a situation, it is being estimated that they may compete with many big models. This includes the Hyundai Santa Fe, Toyota Kluger, BYD Celion 8 and Mazda CX-80. This indicates that Honda's new SUV will compete with those vehicles which offer three-row seating for large families.
The new Honda hybrid system will be special
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One thing is clear from Honda Japan's teaser video that the Kia Venturi will be the first model to come with the company's updated hybrid system. The company will now introduce its new system with the name Honda Hybrid instead of e:HEV. A newly developed vehicle platform can also be given in it. Honda claims that this platform will be stronger and lighter than the current architecture. The company uses the existing Honda architecture in models like Civic, Prelude, Accord, ZR-V and CR-V. With a new platform and hybrid system, the Avencier will reflect the company's new technological direction.
New changes will also be seen in the design
The company's new design can be seen in the 2027 Honda Avanti. According to the hints revealed by the teaser, it will be given a flat Honda badge. Apart from this, the SUV will get flush door handles. These handles will be like the design given in Honda Prelude Hybrid Coupe. This will give the new SUV a different look from the earlier Honda models.
SUV will be manufactured in Thailand
Some reports are also claiming that Honda Avanti will be manufactured in Thailand. Here the company will prepare it with CR-V in right-hand drive configuration. After this it will be delivered to the Australian market. However, official information about when its sale will start in Australia has not been revealed yet.
Honda returns to the large SUV segment after 21 years
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Honda's last large SUV in Australia was the MDX. This model was sold in the market from 2003 to 2006. It was imported from Canada and was based on Acura models. The MDX was based on the Honda Pilot. The Pilot is still available today only in the North American market. In such a situation, with the arrival of the new Avencier, Honda will return to the large SUV segment in Australia after almost 21 years. At present the company has not officially confirmed its launch date in Australia.