The Honda EV-STER concept, the electric roadster of the future, made its world debut at the Tokyo Motor Show.
Smaller than the CR-Z in every way, the Honda EV-STER features a futuristic design and a ridiculous amount of carbon, a material known for its lightness that boosts both the concept’s eco-friendliness and athleticism.
The car has a range of around 160 km and can accelerate from 0 to 60 km/h in 5 seconds en route to a top speed of 160 km/h.
Honda says the EV-STER can be recharged in under 6 hours from a 100-volt outlet. The driver can customize certain aspects of the car, such as output and suspension settings.
Inside, the instrument cluster includes all audio and navigation features as well as Internet access. A twin-lever steering wheel adds a sporty yet contemporary touch to the ensemble.
Smaller than the CR-Z in every way, the Honda EV-STER features a futuristic design and a ridiculous amount of carbon, a material known for its lightness that boosts both the concept’s eco-friendliness and athleticism.
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The car has a range of around 160 km and can accelerate from 0 to 60 km/h in 5 seconds en route to a top speed of 160 km/h.
Honda says the EV-STER can be recharged in under 6 hours from a 100-volt outlet. The driver can customize certain aspects of the car, such as output and suspension settings.
Inside, the instrument cluster includes all audio and navigation features as well as Internet access. A twin-lever steering wheel adds a sporty yet contemporary touch to the ensemble.
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