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What a difference 51 years makes top pic Honda S600 1964 bottom pic Honda S660 (production version) 2015
Honda Bulldog Motorcycle Concept
Honda’s new Bulldog model was developed with the concept “Lovable Touring Partner,” and is all about keeping you prepared for all of the stuff that life can throw at you. The liquid-cooled 4-stroke DOHC inline 2-cylinder 400cc promises a nimble ride whether in the city or country, while the 15-inch wide-tires and low center-of-gravity mean a rock-steady grip on the road. The Bulldog is equipped with a carrier suitable for camping-touring and has accessory storage on the sides of the fuel tank—perfect for your Rice Krispies and milk. Look for it at the 42nd Tokyo Motorcycle Show this weekend.
Honda Bulldog Motorcycle Concept
Honda’s new Bulldog model was developed with the concept “Lovable Touring Partner,” and is all about keeping you prepared for all of the stuff that life can throw at you. The liquid-cooled 4-stroke DOHC inline 2-cylinder 400cc promises a nimble ride whether in the city or country, while the 15-inch wide-tires and low center-of-gravity mean a rock-steady grip on the road. The Bulldog is equipped with a carrier suitable for camping-touring and has accessory storage on the sides of the fuel tank—perfect for your Rice Krispies and milk. Look for it at the 42nd Tokyo Motorcycle Show this weekend.
Honda’s FCX Clarity can power a home for 6 days | The Car Tech blog - CNET Reviews
Honda equips an FCX Clarity with a mobile power supply system and reveals a new solar-powered hydrogen-fueling station in Japan.
A story from FuelCellToday shows how Honda has turned the FCX Clarity into a zero emissions electric generator on wheels. The auto manufacturer outfitted the hydrogen fuel cell vehicle with a mobile power supply system, enabling the car to provide 9 kilowatts of electricity continuously for more than seven hours on a full tank of hydrogen at peak generation. At the lower-generation rates needed to power a typical home in Japan, the FCX Clarity could provide electricity for six days.
Nissan and Mitsubishi also have vehicle-to-home power systems, albeit with smaller energy capacities. These systems can be used in emergency power outage situations or to offset the cost of electricity during peak use hours.
Honda’s FCX Clarity can power a home for 6 days | The Car Tech blog - CNET Reviews
Honda equips an FCX Clarity with a mobile power supply system and reveals a new solar-powered hydrogen-fueling station in Japan.
A story from FuelCellToday shows how Honda has turned the FCX Clarity into a zero emissions electric generator on wheels. The auto manufacturer outfitted the hydrogen fuel cell vehicle with a mobile power supply system, enabling the car to provide 9 kilowatts of electricity continuously for more than seven hours on a full tank of hydrogen at peak generation. At the lower-generation rates needed to power a typical home in Japan, the FCX Clarity could provide electricity for six days.
Nissan and Mitsubishi also have vehicle-to-home power systems, albeit with smaller energy capacities. These systems can be used in emergency power outage situations or to offset the cost of electricity during peak use hours.
HONDA USA Y U NO SELL THIS CAR
I WOULD TOTALLY TRADE IN MY FIT FOR THIS CAR IT’S LIKE A HONDA MINI COOPER
I WOULD EVEN BUY IT WITHOUT THE KUMAMON SWAAAAG
Honda (Acura) NSX, 1990-2005. Honda’s supercar has yet to be replaced though the concept which was displayed in 2012 is scheduled to enter production in 2015