On November 17, 2010 at the Los Angeles Auto Show Honda unveiled the all-new Fit EV Concept electric vehicle and the platform for a mid-size plug-in hybrid vehicle. American Honda Motor Co. Executive Vice President John Mendel discusses the company’s comprehensive approach to reducing CO2 emissions through innovative products. The Fit EV will achieve an estimated 100-mile driving range per charge using the US EPA LA4* city cycle (70 miles when applying EPA’s adjustment factor). Driving range can be maximized by use of an innovative 3-mode electric drive system, adapted from the 2011 Honda CR-Z sport hybrid. The system allows the driver to select between Econ, Normal, and Sport to instantly and seamlessly change the driving experience to maximize efficiency or improve acceleration. To learn more visit: automobiles.honda.com *The EPA LA4 test mode is the standard government testing mode for electric vehicles and what most automakers use for comparison purposes.
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I would love to get both cars. The Fit/Jazz EV as a perfect city car, and the plug in hybrid for longer distances and more space.
Give me this car in Orange!!!!!!!
So a plug-in hybrid Odyssey? Yes yes???
How can 100 miles only be 70mpg???
thnks fr da upload…:)
100 miles is useless. It isn’t gonna work at that range. I would need 500 at least.
Thank you very much for sharing the video. The Honda Fit EV concept is essentially living up to ecologically friendly driving.
Thank you very much for sharing the video. The Honda Fit EV electric vehicle concept is essentially living up to ecologically friendly driving.
Toyota Prius EV ftw.