A revised version of the Honda CR-Z hybrid coupé has been unveiled at the Paris motor show.
The facelifted CR-Z gets mild exterior and interior styling tweaks, but the more significant changes have occurred under the bonnet. Honda has hiked the power of the car’s 1.5-litre i-VTEC petrol engine and electric motor, which combine for a power output of 122bhp in the current car.
Honda says the changes won’t have an impact on exhaust emissions, which stand at 117g/km.
Another Paris unveiling from Honda is the a Civic fitted with the 1.6-litre i-DTEC diesel engine. The first engine in Europe to feature Honda’s frugal new Earth Dreams Technology, the 118bhp oilburner returns a claimed 78.5mpg and 94g/km.
Other exhibits on Honda’s Paris show stand will include the new CR-V, the EV-STER lightweight roadster concept first seen at the Tokyo show, and a celebration of 40 years of the Civic.
Read our CR-V first drive for detailed impressions.
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Its about time Honda found
Its about time Honda found some more power for the CR-Z. Excellent news
As with all Honda's - it
As with all Honda's - it should suit those over the age of 75 looking for something a little "sportier"... ...