Honda recalls nearly 1.7 million vehicles for steering problem that could lead to crashes
Honda Motor Co. is recalling nearly 1.7 million vehicles due to a manufacturing issue that could make them difficult to steer and cause crashes. Honda reported the recall last week to government regulators, who issued the recall order on Tuesday.
Honda has divulged several tech innovations that will debut on its upcoming EVs to make them more practical and engaging.
For years, Honda has relied on hybrids — not so much EVs — to drive its electrified mission. All of that is about to change ...
The Forza 125’s light weight, just 164kg, makes it easy to manage at walking speeds, and easy to park. A wheelbase of 1,505mm ...
We actually mean that in a very literal way, because the motorcycle’s livery makes it look very different depending on which ...
The increasing popularity of ‘fun’ motorcycles helping to boost Honda’s European sales by almost £1bn failed to stop the ...
Honda presented some technologies for its new generation of electric cars, the Honda 0 Series. The global launch of this new ...
One might assume that it was built by a full-time craftsman who does this for a living, but the man behind this project is ...
Pulled from the GM parts bin, it is better than any of Honda’s homegrown technologies ... So, I had to pull back up to the house, turn the system off, and leave it off for the entire week of ...
As you’ll learn below, there is still a lot we don’t know about the technology we will see in Honda’s future all-electric 0 Series lineup. However, what we have learned is encouraging and exciting ...
Aww, Honda wants us to get out of the house more. (I’m trying, Honda, I’m trying, but I work weekends.) The range extender idea of a motorcycle engine powering an EV battery isn’t entirely ...
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