#Honda Urban EV Concept

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Honda Urban EV Concept, 2017. A prototype that pointed to the styling that would be used on the Honda e. What didn't go into production were the reverse opening doors and front bench seat.

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Honda EV Fun Concept y EV Urban Concept: La revolución eléctrica en dos ruedas

La prestigiosa feria EICMA 2024 ha sido el escenario elegido por Honda para presentar sus dos nuevos conceptos de motocicletas eléctricas: la Honda EV Fun Concept y la Honda EV Urban Concept. Estos modelos representan los avances de la marca japonesa hacia la electrificación completa de su línea de motocicletas, un esfuerzo que busca llevar a la compañía a la neutralidad de carbono para la década…

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Honda EV Urban Concept, 2024

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Honda Electric Motorcycle Concepts Revealed

Honda has stayed quiet on electric street bikes for adults until now, focusing mostly on off-road models. But at EICMA 2024, Honda unveiled two striking concepts that signal a change: the sporty EV Fun Concept and the city-focused EV Urban Concept scooter. Continue reading Honda Electric Motorcycle Concepts Revealed

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as this is a clear reference to a scene in the Super Wings: Maximum Speed, this also reminds me of how I envision the Super Wings entering the battlefield against Ringmaster Layla, who is unleashing a powerful spell I will currently refer as the "Grand Tragedy" (name's probably not gonna be used in the story of TW itself cause this is just a personal name for me to remember the spell she casts all over Earth that puts everyone to sleep and experience their greatest nightmare)

Lance, donning his Kid Wing attire, throws the tip of his sword up in the air to signal the 30+ Super Wings to start blasting off from World Spaceport to go across the world to eliminate traces of Layla's spell. TW is commanding the Teen Troupe on her own cause, for symbolic purposes, Lance was requested by one of the TTs to contact the SW after a long time. It's been a decade he interacted with them, and a lot has changed so it was time Lance got out of his own illusion like TW, who ran to Akumu and Inei's residence after a terrible argument with Lance and a brief resignation from TT; will explain that in Part 5 of the TW lore but before I forget as I typed this: Lance is reminded of his impact on the world, inspiring many like his assistant director who saved the SW from the Pavere Carnival's wrath. He then breaks down in front of the SW, who comfort and thank him for not only his troupe's debut, but his contributions as a Legendary.

Anyways, got sidetracked from that future emotional moment: the Teen Troupe and Super Wings are working together until one of the members of the latter group fell unconscious. Layla's spell is gaining the upper hand, and the fight becomes a frantic escape as more members of the SW and TT fall to the ground and sleep, entering the psychological underworld of Layla's sick spell.

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now rambling done, here's a sidenote from the S8 trailers: the car on the billboard is strikingly similar to the Honda Urban EV concept car below

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Honda apresenta sua primeira moto elétrica esportiva; conheça a EV Fun Concept

A Honda já está presente no mercado de veículos elétricos de duas rodas com scooters e bicicletas. Agora, a fabricante japonesa revelou sua primeira moto elétrica na feira anual Milan Motorcycle Shows. O modelo de alto desempenho é conhecido como EV Fun Concept e foi apresentado junto com o irmão menor EV Urban Concept, uma scooter elétrica que segue a mesma linha de design. Ambas trazem algumas…

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Honda Unveils Electric Motorcycle Concept Models "EV Fun Concept" and "EV Urban Concept" at EICMA 2024

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Riding the Waves of Innovation: From Horse Carriages to Electric Vehicles – Unveiling the Evolution with PRWireNow

The Evolution of the Automotive Industry: From Horse Carriages to Electric Vehicles

The automotive industry has journeyed from its humble beginnings with horse-drawn carriages to the cutting-edge era of electric vehicles (EVs). This evolution spans over a century of technological innovation, economic shifts, and environmental considerations.

Early Beginnings: Horse Carriages to Motor Vehicles

The automotive industry traces its roots to the late 19th century, marked by the invention of the first practical automobile by Karl Benz in 1886. This invention replaced the traditional horse-drawn carriages, revolutionizing transportation with internal combustion engines. Henry Ford's introduction of assembly line production in 1913 further democratized car ownership, making vehicles more affordable and accessible to the masses.

The Rise of Combustion Engines and Global Expansion

Throughout the early to mid-20th century, advancements in combustion engine technology drove rapid growth in the automotive sector. Companies like Ford, General Motors, and Chrysler became synonymous with automotive innovation and mass production. This period also saw the rise of iconic vehicles such as the Ford Model T and Chevrolet Corvette, which captured the imagination of consumers worldwide.

Shift towards Efficiency and Sustainability

The latter half of the 20th century brought challenges such as environmental concerns and oil crises, prompting a shift towards more fuel-efficient vehicles. Japanese automakers like Toyota and Honda gained prominence for their emphasis on reliability and fuel efficiency, challenging the dominance of American and European manufacturers.

Emergence of Electric Vehicles (EVs) and Sustainable Mobility

In recent decades, environmental awareness and technological advancements have driven the resurgence of electric vehicles (EVs). The development of lithium-ion batteries and improvements in charging infrastructure have made EVs more practical and appealing to consumers. Companies like Tesla have spearheaded this movement, combining innovation with sustainability to redefine the automotive landscape.

The Future: Autonomous Driving and Beyond

Looking ahead, the automotive industry is poised for further transformation with the advent of autonomous driving technology. AI and machine learning are paving the way for vehicles capable of navigating roads autonomously, promising increased safety and efficiency. Moreover, concepts like connected vehicles and smart cities are set to redefine urban mobility, creating a more integrated and sustainable transportation ecosystem.

From its origins with horse carriages to the current era of electric vehicles and autonomous driving, the automotive industry has continuously evolved through innovation and adaptation. As society's priorities shift towards sustainability and technological advancement, the industry is poised to embrace new challenges and opportunities, shaping the future of mobility on a global scale.

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Game-Changing Mobility Tech on Wheels and in the Air at CES 2024! from Our Auto Expert on Vimeo.

In the rapidly evolving world of automotive technology, CES 2024 has been a playground for innovation, with leading brands like Mercedes-Benz and Honda showcasing their latest advancements. Meanwhile, Hyundai's foray into hydrogen power and eVTOL technology with Supernal has turned heads. This article delves into these groundbreaking developments, highlighting how they're shaping the future of transportation.

Mercedes-Benz: Revolutionizing the In-Car Experience

Mercedes-Benz has taken a significant leap in enhancing the driver experience with the introduction of its MBUX Virtual Assistant at CES 2024. This AI-driven feature, equipped with empathetic response capabilities, marks a new era in human-vehicle interaction. The new MB.OS architecture, powering this system, not only elevates 3D graphics but also expands the range of in-car apps.

In a unique blend of technology and music, Mercedes has collaborated with will.i.am to launch MBUX SOUND DRIVE, offering a dynamic in-car music experience that adapts to driving dynamics. Further enriching the auditory experience, partnerships with Audible and Amazon Music introduce concert-hall sound quality for audiobooks, podcasts, and music.

The Concept CLA Class, premiering in North America, is another highlight. It demonstrates the potential of the Mercedes-Benz Modular Architecture (MMA) with an impressive 466-mile range. Innovations don't stop there; Mercedes-Benz has also ventured into in-car gaming and introduced the first certified system for Level 3 automated driving in the U.S. with their DRIVE PILOT.

Honda's Forward-Thinking Approach

Honda's unveiling of the “Honda 0 Series” at CES 2024, including the Saloon and Space-Hub concept models, marks a bold step into the future of electric vehicles. The new Honda “H” mark symbolizes a commitment to next-generation EVs. The Saloon model, a flagship concept, introduces a new EV platform with sustainable materials and advanced human-machine interfaces. The Space-Hub model is designed to augment daily life with a spacious and flexible cabin.

The 0 Series reflects Honda's new design philosophy, focusing on sustainability and emotion. The series also boasts advanced aerodynamics, battery efficiency, and an original operating system utilizing AI.

Supernal and Hyundai: Redefining Urban Mobility

Supernal, a Hyundai Motor Group company, has unveiled the S-A2 eVTOL vehicle, a significant step towards commercial air travel. This electric flying car, impressively quieter than conventional aircraft, is designed for city operations with a range of 25 to 40 miles. The focus on safety, sustainability, and passenger comfort sets a new standard in urban air mobility.

Hyundai's commitment to hydrogen power is another key highlight. The group's initiatives aim to off-take 3 million tons of hydrogen per year by 2035. This vision includes a comprehensive hydrogen value chain solution and developing green hydrogen production technologies.

CES 2024 has showcased that the future of transportation is not just about vehicles but a comprehensive, sustainable, and interconnected mobility experience. Mercedes-Benz's digital advancements, Honda's EV concepts, and Hyundai's hydrogen and eVTOL initiatives are redefining our approach to transportation, blending luxury, sustainability, and technology in a way that promises an exciting, efficient, and eco-friendly future.

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Honda could unveil an electric sports car this year

For its 75th anniversary, Honda could unveil a new electric sports car that would quickly become a reality. Presented in 2017 alongside the Honda Urban EV Concept, which gave birth to the Honda e, the Sports EV Concept was not followed up. A sea serpent in the passion and electric automobile news, the sports coupe has not gone beyond the stage of idyll. But things could well change. In any case,…

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Honda Urban EV Concept, 2017. A prototype which uses a completely new platform, and sets the direction for the technology and design that will appear on future battery electric Honda production models

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Starring: Honda Urban EV Concept

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The New Honda Urban EV Concept

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First Look: The 2020 Honda E

The automotive industry is changing faster than at any time in its history, with a convergence of trends and developments shaping the face of the sector beyond all recognition. Honda predict that by 2030 the development of automobiles will be centered around electrification, automation and services. Environmental issues, such as climate change, are driving demand for cleaner mobility and accelerating the electrification of automobiles.

Honda recognizes that technology is developing at a rapid pace with the emergence of autonomous and artificial technologies and as such the relationship between customers and their cars is evolving. Customers are seeking increased connectivity between their car and their everyday electronic devices, and in turn the outside world. This human-centric approach to the automotive industry sees customers treating mobility as a service that they access, rather than a product that they own.

The compact, fully-electric Honda e is inspired by Honda's 2030 prediction, and its desire to improve the environment, particularly in busy urban areas. Engineered from the ground up to deliver a package perfect for the modern urban environment, the all-new Honda e is the ultimate creation based on the brand's philosophy of human-centered engineering.

The Honda e first appeared in concept form in 2017 as the ‘Urban EV’. This was followed by the near-production ready Honda e Prototype, which received international acclaim at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show. The production-ready car was given its full global premiere at the 2019 Frankfurt Motor Show.

The compact EV features cutting-edge technology and advanced intelligent connectivity to keep owners in sync with everyday life. The Honda e sets new technology benchmarks in the compact EV segment, with intuitive infotainment services and connected apps that seamlessly integrate with the owner’s modern lifestyle, accessed via the dual touchscreen displays, Honda Personal Assistant artificial intelligence or via the My Honda+ smartphone app.

The Honda Personal Assistant (HPA) integrated artificial intelligence agent develops a greater understanding of an individual’s voice over time, helping it to deliver more accurate responses and connecting car and driver to modern life with ease. Advanced technology designed to simplify the driver's experience includes digital key, which enables secure access to the car via a smartphone, and the seamless entry system that ensures the Honda e is unlocked, connected and ready to go whenever the driver approaches the car.

Designed without compromise and with a focus on functionality and usability, the Honda e features a seamless, sleek and modern appearance. From the signature front and rear LED light combinations and stylish glass charging port cover, to the clean lines and flush features that optimize aerodynamic efficiency and refinement, the Honda e reimagines the identity of a small Honda for the next era of urban mobility.