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A futuristic single-seater three-wheeled concept called "3R-C" will take a central role at Honda's stand at this year's edition of the Geneva Motor Show. Created by European designers working at Honda's Research and Design facility in Milan, the 3R-C concept vehicle is motivated by a battery electric drivetrain which is mounted low in the three wheeled chassis.
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Cars
Honda 3R-C Three-Wheeled Concept to Premiere at Geneva Motor Show
A futuristic single-seater three-wheeled concept called "3R-C" will take a central role at Honda's stand at this year's edition of the Geneva Motor Show. Created by European designers working at Honda's Research and Design facility in Milan, the 3R-C concept vehicle is motivated by a battery electric drivetrain which is mounted low in the three wheeled chassis.
Read more »
- Production Honda Civic Type R Confirmed For Geneva Motor Show [w/video]
Honda will finally reveal the production version of the Civic Type R at the Geneva Motor Show next month, following a long series of concept cars. The Swiss auto show will also host the European premiere of the Honda-badged NSX supercar, which had its...
- Toyota Begins Public Trials Of Winglet Personal Transport Assistance Robot [w/video]
Congratulations Toyota, you have just re-discovered the Segway. Even though you've named it the Winglet and are describing it as a "personal transport assistance robot ridden in a standing position", we fail to see how this is a different...
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Honda today revealed its line-up for the Geneva Motor Show that takes place in March. The highlight of the Japanese firm's display will be the NSX Concept that features a mid-mounted V6 and a hybrid all-wheel drive system. The production version...
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