Honda Concept B Previews Car for Near Future in China
Honda plans to send this concept to production in the next two years as part of an effort to appeal to younger Chinese drivers.
The Honda Concept B made its debut at the 2014 Beijing Motor Show and the Japanese automaker promises that it will head to production in two years as a five-door offering exclusively for the Chinese market. As Honda puts it, the concept has “an advanced and cool-looking exterior design and excellent practicality.” In addition, the brand unveiled its new Spirior model for the Chinese market, which is essentially the Accord in America. The all-new Spirior will go on sale in China before the end of this year.
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Joining both vehicles at the 2014 Beijing Motor Show are the new Vezel SUV and third-generation Fit. The Vezel will target the middle-class SUV market with class-topping cabin space and fuel economy.
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