Say Hello to the Honda NSX

This monstrous 550bhp Honda NSX hybrid supercar takes the spotlight at the Detroit Motor Show

At the beginning the Honda NSX was revealed at the Chicago Motor Show in 1989, over 25 years ago - and Honda has now finally revealed its all-new supercar in Detroit (Motor City).

It looks like a cross between an Audi R8 and McLaren 650S with aluminium composite and steel body, the bold new NSX casts a striking profile, with the low roofline and gaping side vents giving it an undeniably aggressive look. At the rear, there are four centrally mounted exhausts, LED lights and a race-inspired diffuser.

All elements of the NSX’s exterior design have been sculpted for extreme-speed stability. It’s experienced extensive wind tunnel testing at Honda’s development centre in Ohio, leading to mods to the bonnet, side air intakes and boot spoiler.

Inside, the show car is trimmed in bright red leather, with the driver and passenger cocooned by the high centre console and intricate dashboard. It also gets a fully independent all-aluminium front and rear suspension set-up, as well as carbon ceramic brakes and 19-inch front and 20-inch rear alloys.

 

 

 

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