Honda redesigns Acura NSX in the form of gas electric hybrid

The luxury image of Honda is impactful all over the globe, visible on City, Accord, CR-V, Brio, Amaze and Acura. Among the lot, a plush sedan that is unforgettable and desirable beyond words is Acura sedan. For some amazing piece of information, it is reported that the firm has re-established Acura NSX, after ten long years.

Acura New Sports Experimental (NSX) is a fully re-engineered supercar model packed with an enormously potent three cylinder gas hybrid and twin turbo V6 engine. It is interesting to learn that Honda has decided to re-structure the Acura NSX after ten long years, and what is even more intriguing is it has resurfaced in the form of gas electric hybrid model.

Honda and few other established companies have engaged in extensive recalls lately, and the re-surfacing of an eco-friendly model signifies the firm’s vision to leap out of the recall phase. The company is banking on the car for huge profits, and it is packed with advanced technology and richer features. The latest Acura NSX car was showcased in grand style at the prestigious North American International Auto Show.

Honda introduced the first ever Acura NSX car way back in 1990, and during that time, its fierce rivals were models from Ferrari and Porsche. It was the year when Ito worked on the project, and he is an intelligent and creative thinker. He designed the vehicle with all aluminum chassis all over, and the same aluminum material was employed to design bullet proof trains.

The latest Acura NSX car is a bigger development, apart from the robust light-weighted aluminum, the other potent ingredients incorporated into it is carbon fiber, ultra high grade steel, and other components to create an aerodynamic but strong car. Honda is building the car at its Marysville unit in Ohio and the engineers developing the vehicle are based in US.

The price structure of New Sports Experimental is $150,000 for the mid range car, and Honda is aiming to have an competition edge with Acura NSX over Porsche 911 and Audi R8 fitted with V10 power train. Over the past seventeen years, Honda has rolled out 19,000 units of the car. As years went by, it lost its sheen and in 2005, the firm completely stalled the manufacturing process of the car, and the development procedure re-surfaced again in the year 2008, under the leadership of Takeo Fukui who was then the Chief Executive.

There is no better feeling than owning an Acura NSX car, the vanished model has materialized again in the form of a high-tech gas electric hybrid. So many new developments are happening in the automobile industry in many parts of the globe, and hybrid cars are gaining popularity, and the awareness associated with it has also increased. As always, true to its nature of development, the design flow of Acura NSX is splendid, and it will be interesting to view the customer response levels in the months to come. Ardent Acura fans who desire to own the NSX model, it is a worthy purchase.