Honda Prelude e:Hev, testing the full-hybrid coupé with virtual eight-speed gearbox
As innovative as some series of the past, the Japanese sports car comes back with many solutions that tune powertrain performance with handling and driving pleasure.
Key points
- Honda Prelude e:Hev, full-hybrid powertrain does a lot of the electrics
- Honda Prelude e:Hev, S+ Shift is virtual only on paper
- Honda Prelude e:Hev, inherits many technologies from the Civic Type R
- Honda Prelude e:Hev, elegant outside and inside
- Honda Prelude e:Hev, not so powerful but very effective and fun
- Honda Prelude e:Hev, equipment and price
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In the mid-eighties, the third generation of the Prelude, the first to arrive in Italy, presented itself with a technology that made its absolute debut in the automotive sector: four-wheel steering. After an absence of twenty-five years, Honda returns to the mid-category coupé sector with the sixth series of the Prelude, which is just as innovative. A model that at first glance seems very conventional but which, in reality, is not. In fact, it is a coupé without direct competition because it is full-hybrid, has a sophisticated virtual transmission that differs from the few others like it in circulation and has sophisticated technologies that, all together, reward both dynamism and driving involvement.
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