Skip advert
Advertisement

Honda concepts

Honda has revealed details of two its concept cars, due for unveiling at the Tokyo Motor Show, the CR-Z and PUYO.

Starting with the CR-Z (Compact Renaissance – Zero, apparently. Don't ask...) is a lightweight, spacious, neon blue-glowing sports concept utilising the hybrid IMA powertrain for low emissions and economy

PUYO is a gel-bodied fuel cell vehicle, strategically lit from below to highlight doors and ‘other manual functions’.

The seamless PUYO features include an instrument panel monitor, elastic-like controls made from cloth that rise up when the vehicle starts and luminous fluid level displays. The steering wheel, which is replaced by a joystick. If this ever comes to fruition, we suspect you won’t lose it in the car park...

Skip advert
Advertisement

Recommended

The £19k Honda Super N tackles Renault's Twingo head-on, but there is a catch
Honda Super N
News

The £19k Honda Super N tackles Renault's Twingo head-on, but there is a catch

Take one ultra-compact EV, make it fun to drive and increase track width to put it (just) outside Japanese kei car regulations, and you get the Super …
1 Jun 2026
Skip advert
Advertisement

Most Popular

This Lotus-inspired sports car has 429bhp and real driver focus: meet the SC01
Small Sports Car Company SC01
News

This Lotus-inspired sports car has 429bhp and real driver focus: meet the SC01

The Small Sports Car Company SC01 has pipped Caterham and Tesla to the post as an electric sports designed to deliver genuine driver thrills
29 Jul 2026
BMW M3 Touring (E46) review – driving the perfect super estate that never was
BMW M3 E46 Touring front
Reviews

BMW M3 Touring (E46) review – driving the perfect super estate that never was

BMW toyed with the idea of an E46 M3 Touring, making just one prototype. A UK company has picked up where it left off
30 Jul 2026
I put budget tyres to the test in the wet, and the results were terrifying
Cheap tyres
Opinion

I put budget tyres to the test in the wet, and the results were terrifying

Skimping on tyres may save you a few pounds, but at what cost, ponders Barker
30 Jul 2026