More information revealed about the new Honda NSX

Looks like there is more information available regarding the Honda NSX. To recap, the Japanese auto maker previewed the NSX Concept back in 2007. Then it “so called” cancelled the NSX project (which was supposed to be powered by a 600HP 5.5 liter V10) all together in December 2008.

Then, news emerged that the NSX is back on track but with a changed direction. It would be powered by a hybrid system, made up by a 3.5 liter V6 and an electric motor. Called the “Super Hybrid Sports” car, it is expected to feature an all wheel drive system, along with a combined power output of 450HP.

Now, there is word that the new NSX will carry a price tag, as well as output and performance figures that will match the previous NSX (290HP for the 2002 NSX-R), according to John Watts, Acura’s (US-based, Honda-owned brand) senior manager of product development. He also said that the new NSX will feature a platform, that will be sourced from Honda’s parts bin. Watts did not mention anything about the NSX becoming a hybrid sports car. I really can’t wait for an official word from Honda to clarify the direction of the NSX.

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