Honda Motor has released a teaser video for the all-new Avancier, confirming that this SUV—previously sold only in China—will be transformed into a global model and will be the first to feature Honda's new-generation hybrid system. The new vehicle will make its world premiere at the Thailand Motor Expo in Bangkok on December 1, after which it will be produced in Thailand and China and exported to markets including Australia. The new-generation Avancier is positioned as a seven-seat model, sitting above the CR-V in the product lineup for the Southeast Asian market; the Thai plant will produce right-hand-drive versions, while the Chinese plant will supply left-hand-drive markets. In terms of exterior design, the new vehicle features slim, elongated headlight clusters with a dual L-shaped wraparound design inside, two character lines on the hood, and a rounded body shape incorporating new design elements; the rear adopts a curved profile, with slim right-angled taillights, the AVANCIER badge placed below the logo, a retained fastback roofline, a small spoiler above the rear window, and a wide D-pillar design. The new vehicle measures approximately 4,960/1,950/1,690 mm in length, width, and height, with increased length and width compared with the current Avancier and a slightly reduced height; the wheelbase has not yet been announced. The new-generation Honda hybrid system is an upgrade based on the existing e:HEV technology, with optimizations to the engine, drive unit, and control technology, and is planned to be rolled out in global markets starting from 2027.