Honda unveiled a very interesting concept at London's British International Motor Show. Called OSM (Open Study Model), it's an ultra-lightweight roadster that once again proves that a low-emission vehicle can also be stylish and attractive.
The lines are extremely sleek and much bolder than what Honda usually offers. The headlights extend all the way to the front fender flares, while the curvy rear section is enhanced by thin, widely-stretched taillights.
Inside, the dashboard is inspired from the Civic's, with a beautiful, two-tier layout. There's a tachometer right behind the steering wheel, while the digital speedometer sits higher, like the radio display.
Honda has no production plans for the OSM Concept. Like the name suggests, this is merely a design study.
photo:Honda
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The lines are extremely sleek and much bolder than what Honda usually offers. The headlights extend all the way to the front fender flares, while the curvy rear section is enhanced by thin, widely-stretched taillights.
Inside, the dashboard is inspired from the Civic's, with a beautiful, two-tier layout. There's a tachometer right behind the steering wheel, while the digital speedometer sits higher, like the radio display.
Honda has no production plans for the OSM Concept. Like the name suggests, this is merely a design study.
photo:Honda
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