The Honda CR-Z hybrid concept is designed to enthral. It's a concept built around Honda's current- gen hybrid, in this generation's Civic Hybrid/Accord. CR-Z stands for 'Compact Renaissance Zero' - an expression intended to capture the idea of renaissance in the design of compact cars that begins a new from fundamentals. This car features advanced technologies that deliver enjoyable driving for all, while reducing the vehicle's environment footprint. This masterpiece from Honda provides a glimpse at Honda's first sporty hybrid coupe. The 2-seat CR-Z combines futuristic styling, driving enjoyment and the latest in Honda hybrid technology. Exterior design Based on the idea of 'Futuristic and Dynamic', the CR-Z combines powerful performance in a compact form with an image which was only good for imagination till now. On its front, an over- sized grill with a high-performance look is offset by openings on each side that lighten the overall feel. The tube-shaped rear combination lamps ensure better rearward visibility. Design details emphasizing the CR-Z's advanced image, include door mirrors that provide high visibility in a stylish form, LED headlights patterned after luminous bodies to convey a sharp impression. The large, 19- inch wheels will take the car crossing your limits. Interior design The key words for the CR-Z's interior design are 'Hi-tech and Sporty'. The idea is to create an all- new sporty interior that fuses the liberating feel of airy spaciousness with an advanced interface. Mesh material on a simple framework construction is used throughout the interior to convey a light, sophisticated image without being oppressive. In the cockpit, the meter unit conveys the image of advanced technology ensconced in a piece of glass artwork, offering the functionality of immediate recognition while enhancing the driving experience with a futuristic and exhilarating feeling.



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