Honda stand at Tokyo Motor Show
October 26, 2009 by Matt Brogan
The Honda stand at this year’s Tokyo Motor Show featured a number of environmentally orientated vehicles under Honda’s HELLO! program.
The Honda stage featured such participants as the FCX Clarity, EV-N (a vehicle with looks originating in Honda’s early Scout models), Cub Electric Motorscooter, and U3-X unicycle concept.
Honda explains the stand as follows:
As the world prepares for a low-carbon future, Honda has been planning for the new forms mobility may take.
Under the vision Honda calls HELLO! (Honda Electric mobility Loop), Honda is preparing for a future in which electromotive technologies are at the core of mobility.
Producing zero CO2 is of little value if a vehicle causes substantial CO2 emissions to be produced when it is charged. That’s why Honda is also proactively engaged in developing clean and green energy production technologies.
In the HELLO! program, Honda generates electricity with solar panels. Vehicles powered by this clean energy feature interactive communication technologies that connect drivers to pedestrians and other drivers.
Envisioning a green mobility society with a higher level of interactivity, enjoyment and safety, HELLO! is one of Honda’s proposals for the future.
A photographic walk-through of the Honda stand is available below:
Pics courtesy of Val Quinn.
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that Honda with LED day time running light looks like it just ripped off from Audi’s design.
any brand that uses LEDs will draw that type of comment, as long as they can make the LEDs effective then I am all for it. btw, HSV were the first to imitate
MB? Porsche?
People have had LEDS before Audi its just that they took it into mass production with complete LED clusters
Well, at least Honda has a good sense of style, and a clear design language. Unlike the confused and mostly boring Nissan.
SO true
Looks like multistory parking will be a thing of the past with just about every concept at the tms having lambo doors