Honda reveals its concepts to be showcased at Tokyo Auto Salon

The Japanese carmaker, Honda has announced its plans of introducing a range of concepts at the Tokyo Auto Salon. The company will unveil Vezel Modulo Concept, Vezel Mugen Concept, N-One Modulo Concept, N-Box + Element concept and the Fit Special Customize at the show.

Published On Dec 28, 2013 13:37 IST

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The Vezel Modulo concept, which further pursues a sense of high quality and sportiness of the new VEZEL, which went on sale in Japan on December 20, 2013 as a new vehicle that belongs to a new category of automobiles that fuses together multifaceted values at a high level. The vehicle has been equipped with a sporty body kit and new alloys. It also features a red leather seat, gloss black trim and metallic accents.

The Vezel Mugen concept comes equipped with a new front bumper, a restyled grille and altered side skirts. It also gets new alloy wheels and unique headlights.

The N-One Modulo concept sports a restyled bumpers, a mesh grille and new alloys. Inside the cabin, it gets dual-tone sports seats and alloy pedals. N-BOX + ELEMENT Concept, which was developed in the motif of “trail shoes” which can be used actively in urban areas as well as in casual outdoor activities.

The last model will be the FIT Special Customize model, which will come with an aerodynamic exterior featuring restyled bumpers and a new grille.

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