2012 Honda Fit EV Concept Hybrid Plug-in

Honda Fit has the EV Concept at the show in Los Angeles, a prototype power derived from the Fit, known in Europe as the Jazz. The car falls within the project Honda Electric Mobility Network, which is also part of the novel platform plug-in hybrid, unveiled on the same occasion.

The Fit EV Concept is, in fact, a model ready for production, because its marketing in America and Japan has already been fisssata for 2012, even when the plug-in hybrid models will be available. Aesthetically, the proposed new color Clear Deep Blue Pearl, but mostly introduces new LED lights, front bumper and a modified revised probable anticipations of restyling of the model, the introduction of the electric version.

The Fit 5-seater EV keeps the original model and its electric motor is derived from that used by the FCX Clarity Fuel Cell: The car‘s top speed is 145 km / h and ‘autonomy, according to U.S. EPA standand, ranging from 110 to 160 km based on the path. To optimize performance and efficiency, you can choose from the Econ mode, Normal and Sport, with a command similar to the one already offered on the CR-Z. While not providing specific data, Honda says that the sport mode allows acceleration comparable to a 2-liter petrol engine, while the Econ mode allows you to increase the range of 17% compared to the normal position and 25% compared to the Sport.