The Honda EV-N concept, which will also be premiered at the Tokyo Motor Show, is inspired by the company's N360 model. The Honda N360 was a 360cc micro car that was launched back in the 1960s. The Honda EV-N concept is a small, four-seats, battery electric vehicle, that the company says it's just a design study and it's not planned for production. The Honda EV-N concept features solar panels on the roof which can re-charge the car's battery.
The Honda EV-N will be on display in the HELLO! zone (for Honda Electric mobility Loop), which will also include the FCX CLARITY, a fuel cell electric vehicle that runs on the electricity it produces from hydrogen; a new EV-Cub electric motorcycle; the new U3-X, a one wheel personal mobility device that uses balance control technology developed through the ASIMO robot project; and LOOP, a portable communication tool that allows people and mobility devices to communicate with each other.
