Honda CR-Z Hybrid
Honda CR-Z Hybrid: For the uninitiated, the CR-Z Concept was first revealed back at the 2007
Tokyo Motor Show and previewed a new
hybrid sports car that
Honda plans to launch in the first half of next year. Unveiled at the 2009 Tokyo event, the CR-Z Concept is now a near production-ready version of the compact sports car and we can’t wait for the production car's debut at the 2010
Detroit Auto Show.
Lexus LF-A
Lexus LF-A: The supercar that almost wasn’t, the
2011 Lexus LF-A, has finally been officially revealed. At $375,000, 552 horsepower and 202 mph, it's a true supercar, and
Lexus's first. Only 500 of the hand-built cars will be produced, starting from next December.
Toyota Sai Hybrid
Toyota Sai Hybrid: The Japanese-market version of the
Lexus HS 250h launched at the Tokyo show this year. There aren't any plans for the car to head to the United States, though, as it's intended to sit just above the
Toyota Prius in Japan--a slot already occupied by the decidedly entry-level-luxury HS here in America.
Mazda SKY
Mazda SKY Family Of Next-Generation Engines:
Mazda showcases its next-generation of powertrain technologies, which include two new engines, one gasoline and one
diesel, and an advanced automatic transmission. Grouped under the ‘SKY’ family of technologies, the new powertrains and gearbox are part of
Mazda’s greater goal of improving its average fuel economy of vehicles 30% by 2015 compared to 2008 levels.
Source: Motor Authority
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