2011 Honda CR-Z Mugen Sporty Hybrid Concept comes with sporty interior, there are Recaro sports seats, a different gear knob and a carbon rear view mirror cover, but your attention will be instantly drawn by the addition of three gauges that display water and oil temperature and pressure. According to company’s European division, the CR-Z Mugen sets out to prove that hybrid cars can be exciting to drive, with the one-off special producing “Civic Type R-like performance” while also remaining true to the original, eco-friendly character of the run-of-the-mill CR-Z.
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With development of the new Honda CR-Z Mugen concept nearing its end, the Japanese automaker decided it’s time to release the first video. Apart from the concept car, the Honda CR-Z Mugen also issued his own hybrid car at the 2011 Goodwood Festival of Speed in July.
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The Japanese company will campaign a CR-Z hybrid racecar at the second annual Le Mans Vers Le Futur (literally translates to ‘Le Mans to the Future’), which is a support event for the 79th running of the 24 Hours of Le Mans. This is the latest news from Honda's motorsport. Nissan will also participate in the exhibition, which is devoted to showcasing the Le Mans racing cars of the future, with the pure-electric Leaf Nismo RC concept.
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It turns out that the 2012 Honda Civic Hybrid will be a very important ‘green’ model for the Japanese brand. Despite being the first on the market with a gasoline-electric hybrid in the United States with the first-generation Insight, Honda’s recent hybrid models have started falling off.
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Honda has joined the Clean Electricity Partnership (CEP) in Europe to demonstrate the viability of fuel cell engineering and help the critical progress of the European hydrogen refueling infrastructure. Honda will assistance CEP pursuits by giving two FCX Clarity fuel cell cars. Honda firmly believes that hydrogen fuel cell electric motor vehicles will be the greatest option in reducing CO2 emissions from road transportation.
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