Low-emission Honda roadster breaks cover

Low-emission Honda roadster breaks cover

Honda’s low-emission sportscar study model has been revealed at the British International Motor Show

OneShift Editorial Team
OneShift Editorial Team
23 Jul 2008

The lightweight roadster design study is a concept showing Honda's core engineering principals at designing stylish and exciting cars that are also environmentally responsible.

Named the OSM [I](for Open Study Model)[/I], the two-seater joins the confirmed-for-production CR-Z sports hybrid and FCX Clarity hydrogen fuel cell car on the Honda stand at the show.

The Honda OSM was designed by Honda’s R&D facility in Offenbach, Germany. It’s the latest example of the young talents being developed within Honda’s design studios in Europe – following the Honda Small Hybrid Sports Concept (Geneva 2007) and the Accord Tourer Concept (Frankfurt 2007).

At present, the Honda OSM is a design study model, and there are no plans for it to enter production.

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