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Honda just teased this adorable EV concept with some excellent news

Honda just teased this adorable EV concept with some excellent news

Posted on January 24, 2019 By Jarvis

Honda knew it had a potential hit on its hands when the reaction to the Honda Urban EV Concept back in late 2017 was so positive. The retro hatchback, complete with its milky ceramic paint job, squinting fascia like a cartoon robot, and wire-esque wheels led to instant demands that the automaker put the electric car on its production roadmap.

Even at the time, Honda was fueling those requests. Company president and CEO Takahiro Hachigo suggested that a production version of the concept car could launch within two years, though warned that the show vehicle wasn’t the final design. Now, we’re seeing an updated version.
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