The Honda NSX, Civic 5-Door Prototype and Clarity Fuel Cell will be at the 2016 Geneva Motor Show

Victor Alós Yus    @sepelaci    10 February 2016     2 min.
The Honda NSX, Civic 5-Door Prototype and Clarity Fuel Cell will be at the 2016 Geneva Motor Show

Honda has previewed the production models and prototypes it will present at the 2016 Geneva Motor Show, which begins in early March, including the Honda NSX and the Civic 5-Door Prototype, as well as the European debut of the hydrogen-powered saloon

New Honda NSX
In the first days of March, the 2016 Geneva Motor Show will take place, where the major manufacturers will be present to showcase their upcoming novelties, the ones we will see on our roads within a few months. It will also be the place where the prototypes seeking to reach the production line will be presented. Honda has already previewed some of the models we will see at this important event for the European automotive market.

One of these models will be the Honda Civic 5-Door Prototype, which will be presented at this event for the whole world. It will then visit other shows around the world, but this is where it can first be seen and where all its specifications will be presented. Above all, they will show us the exterior design, although we will have to wait until early 2017 to see it at the brand’s dealerships.

Global debut of Honda’s all new FCV vehicle

Honda will also present the NSX, the saloon that was unveiled in Detroit and uses a fuel cell powered by hydrogen

The Clarity Fuel Cell will also arrive in Geneva, a saloon powered by a hydrogen fuel cell. This model was unveiled at the Tokyo Motor Show in October and its particularity is that the propulsion system sits under the bonnet, allowing more interior space and five seats instead of four.

The Honda NSX is another of the novelties the Japanese brand will bring to the Geneva event, following the announcement of its European launch during this year 2016. In terms of exterior, we will see the aggressive front end this model features, whose rear recalls the original NSX. This new version features a new six-cylinder DOHC engine mounted in the mid-rear position and two turbochargers, combined with a nine-speed dual-clutch transmission (DCT) developed specifically for this model.

The Honda Jazz Keenlight is another of the models that will be shown there. It is a styling exercise intended to offer a glimpse of the full customisation potential this model has.
Civic Hatchback Prototype

Source | Honda

Technical specifications of the cars in this article


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