The Montreal Motor Show is generally a lower-profile auto show but that has not stopped Honda's enthusiasm to unveil their latest Gear concept.
Inspired by fixed-gear bicycles, the Gear concept is described as a simple and utilitarian model that is "customisable, connected and full of personality." The model has a wedge-shaped design which incorporates rounded surfaces and translucent accents. It also comes with hidden door handles, a rear diffuser and apparently a centre-mounted four tailpipe exhaust system.
Honda had not released details on the powertrain just yet but Dave Marek, Design Director at Honda R&D USA, said the Gear is "Fun, customisable, connected and affordable. Everything that young, discerning urban buyers would want in a car."
Inspired by fixed-gear bicycles, the Gear concept is described as a simple and utilitarian model that is "customisable, connected and full of personality." The model has a wedge-shaped design which incorporates rounded surfaces and translucent accents. It also comes with hidden door handles, a rear diffuser and apparently a centre-mounted four tailpipe exhaust system.
Honda had not released details on the powertrain just yet but Dave Marek, Design Director at Honda R&D USA, said the Gear is "Fun, customisable, connected and affordable. Everything that young, discerning urban buyers would want in a car."
