The 1984 HPX was Honda's first concept car, the word "HPX" stands for "Honda Pininfarina Experimental."
Honda has already earned huge fans because of its ability to provide well-performing, fast and reliable vehicles to car lovers. Apart from that, people loved Honda because of its forward-thinking capability, as demonstrated by their unique Honda concept cars over the years.
Honda has a long history of concept cars, beginning with the Honda HP-X in 1984. The automaker has gone on to create a number of other concept vehicles over the years, including the Honda J-VX, SSM, the HSC sports, and hybrid concept.
To give you an idea of some of the best concept cars Honda offers, then here are the lists of the top 10 most amazing Honda concept cars ever made perfect for your desires.
The Honda Sports EV Concept is a EV coupe concept created and manufactured by Honda. The car was unveiled at the 2017 Tokyo Motor Show and features a fully electric drivetrain.
The minimal lines and approachable face wear well on the electric sports car's body, which takes inspiration from the Honda S600, a similarly rakish sports coupe from the 1960s.
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The Honda HSC (Honda Sports Concept) is a concept sports car that was initially unveiled at the 2003 Tokyo Motor Show. Most of the automotive media immediately speculated that it was designed to be a replacement for the Honda NSX, although this was never confirmed by Honda.
The similarity of the Honda HSV road car prototype and the Honda HSC concept is undeniable.
If you aim to have a three-seater concept car, then choose to have this 2009 Honda FC Sport Concept car. It is a three-seater car with a very lightweight body for a fantastic experience. It also features two custom-formed storage tanks for fuel which are installed in between the car's rear seats. Its electric motor is also installed near the car's rear axle.
The design of this car is a bit similar to a Honda FCX, yet it is still considered to be unique because of the geometric shapes found in the vehicle as well as its tail and nose.
The Honda Dualnote (also branded as the Acura DN-X) is a hybrid sports car concept that was initially unveiled at Japan's Tokyo Motor Show in 2001.
The Dualnote was powered by a 3.5 litres (213.6 cu in) double overhead camshaft (DOHC) i-VTEC V6 motor with Honda's Integrated Motor Assist electric hybrid system. Speaking of the interior, it still looks futuristic even by today’s standards and dare we say it’s more exciting than the NSX’s cabin.
Another concept car that can catch your attention and interest is the 1997 Honda JV-X. This concept car features a lightweight construction regardless of the sports driving car experience that it will give you. It also has a compact kind of electric motor and combustion engine that allows this car to run smoothly and safely. Instead of making use of batteries, this car uses ultra-capacitors to store electric motor charges. 2001 Honda Dualnote 2001 Honda Dualnote is another amazing Honda concept car that you should also give a try.
This concept car highlights unique features that will give you a relaxing and fun driving road experience. It also features a hybrid engine system that runs at about 400 horsepower. Apart from that, it also has wheel independent controls that will give you maximum power over its tires. It has a voice recognition system and sensor headlights, which are perfect for handling different conditions while you're on the road. It also features CCD cameras which is beneficial to all drivers since it gives them an idea more about possible obstructions on the road.
For the fantastic and unique features of concept cars, this 1984 Honda HPX will give you an exceptional car experience. This concept car highlights a wedge-shaped design without any car door. Despite its car door absence, you need not worry since what made this car unique is its window and roof as your point of entry. It is also powered by a 3-liter V6 engine and has a Perspex canopy that you will love.
This 1995 Honda SSM concept car's interior and unique features set it apart from other concept cars. It features a separation of the passenger from its driver and a reinforcing bar that adds stiff division into the car's body structure. It also features 20 valve-of five-cylinder engines that you will love to have. It is a complete package of a concept car having air conditioning, a display pack, and a navigation system that will give you a relaxing and fantastic ride.
The Honda Fuya-Jo concept car features a versatile design that is far apart from a traditional kind of car. It is perfect for those who want to have exciting and fantastic nightlife and party experiences due to this car's exterior and interior appeal. It also has its sound system, which is themed as if you are in a party club; hence if you are riding in this kind of concept car, you can't resist dancing while you're on the road. Although this concept car may look weird to some people, you will be amazed since it can go with the flow in terms of people's interests.
This 2007 Honda Small Hybrid Sports Concept interprets the best concept cars that you should have. This car exhibits a hybrid car future that most people desire to have. It is primarily powered by an IMA4-cylinder type of hybrid engine system that you will love. It is also made to accentuate small sports car designs that usually provide damage to the environment. Thus, environmental style and technology will always be at stake with this car.
If you want to acquire both mobilities of a car and motorcycle, then the 2015 Honda Project 2&4 Concept is perfect for you. It was primarily designed by professional and skilled engineers of motorcycle and automotive. Its brakes and structure are the same as in bike frames. With the combination of a motorcycle and car concept, this Honda concept car was an entry into an award-winning contest called the Global Design Project.
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