Honda’s concept cars are set to play a big role in the upcoming 43rd Tokyo Motor Show this November. Honda Motor Co. Ltd. announced its lineup of production and concept-model automobiles, motorcycles, power products and other highlights for its exhibit that will take place at Tokyo Big Sight.
With booth concept entitled “Live Outside the Box,” Honda will propose its original mobility products generated from Honda’s innovative inspirations unbound by precedent or conventional wisdom.
Models on display include the Honda S660 Concept, an open-top sports-type minivehicle; the NSX Concept, the next-generation super sports model; and the all-new UNI-CUB, a personal mobility device developed under the theme of “harmony with people.”
Moreover, at the automobile section, Honda will exhibit the world premiere of the N-WGN, the fourth model of the N Series of minivehicles, as well as the world premiere of the planned production model of the second model of the Global Compact Series which is based on the Urban SUV Concept, unveiled at the 2013 North American International Auto Show in January of this year. This model will be officially announced in Japan in December of this year.
In addition, a number of mass-production models will also be on display including the highly acclaimed all-new Accord Plug-in Hybrid and Fit equipped with Earth Dreams Technology, Honda’s new-generation powertrain technologies which realize both the fun of driving and excellent fuel economy at a high level.
Covering the largest floor area of any single brand at the show, the Honda booth will showcase a diverse lineup of products unique to Honda.
Striving to realize the joy and freedom of mobility and a sustainable society where people can enjoy life, Honda will continue taking on new challenges to create new mobility and offering dream-inspiring products for its customers.
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