Ready to make its debut at the 2010 Paris Motor Show

, Honda revealed the first two images and some details on the new Honda Jazz Hybrid. The model, which will be known as the Honda Fit Hybrid in Japan, marks the first time a parallel hybrid vehicle has been available to B-segment customers. (more…)

Honda will start selling an electric vehicle as well as a plug-in hybrid in 2012 in the U.S. and Japan, joining the race to manufacture green cars in which rivals have already taken slight leads.

The plans were disclosed by Honda Motor Co. President Takanobu Ito at the Japanese automaker’s facility in a Tokyo suburb Tuesday.

“Honda has no future unless we achieve significant reduction in CO2 emissions,” he told reporters. “The next 10 years will be a true test for Honda’s survival.” (more…)

Honda is launching a special display zone at the Tokyo Auto Show called The Honda Electric Mobility Loop and will feature a CR-Z Concept hybrid with 1.5L 4-cylinder engine. As reported by Egmcartech:

With all the automakers pulling out of Tokyo this year, it doesn’t seem like much is going to happen at one of the largest auto shows when it opens its doors next month. Nonetheless, domestic automaker Honda is ready with an onslaught of new concepts… or shall we say, an onslaught of “environmentally responsible” concepts. In fact, Honda says that its special display zone will be named “HELLO!” – which stands for Honda Electric mobility Loop. (more…)

The Honda Electrical Mobility Loop zone at the 2009 Tokyo Motor Show introduced the Skydeck Concept, a future 6-seater hybrid MPV with Lamborghini style scissor doors.

Next up in Honda’s HELLO! (Honda Electric mobility Loop) zone at the 2009 Tokyo Motor Show is the Honda Skydeck Concept. (more…)

Honda’s answer to the Smart cars will be released at the 2009 Tokyo Motor Show, a tiny electric concept, the EV-N.

Joining the 2009 Honda CR-Z Concept and the Honda Skydeck Concept next moth at the 2009 Tokyo Motor Show will be the Honda EV-N battery electric vehicle concept and its small… very small. We’re guessing this is our first look at Honda’s competitor to the Smart cars and Toyota’s iQ. (more…)