Looks what's been testing at the Nurburgring
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Looks what's been testing at the Nurburgring
"The highly anticipated 2015 Honda/Acura NSX has been spied undergoing final testing in Germany around the Nürburgring circuit.
Honda has been relatively quiet lately about the long-awaited NSX revival but now we have a fresh batch of spy photos with a camouflaged prototype testing at the 'Ring, ahead of a full reveal likely to occur before the end of the year since the company has already announced plans to begin production in 2015 at a newly established Performance Manufacturing Center in Ohio where they are investing 70M USD. As a reminder, the 2015 NSX is being developed by Honda R&D Americas in Raymond, Ohio.
The car appears to look virtually the same as the Acura NSX concept shown at last year's NAIAS in Detroit which itself was a minor revision of a concept exhibited a year earlier at the same venue. It will make use of a three-motor high-performance hybrid system encompassing two electric motors driving the front wheels along with a third motor built into an all-new dual-clutch transmission while a mid-mounted V6 engine will power the rear axle.
Honda has labeled this system as Sport Hybrid Super Handling All Wheel Drive (SH-AWD) and they say it will be capable to provide the NSX reboot with "instant delivery of negative or positive torque to the front wheels during cornering to achieve a new level of driving performance unparalleled by current AWD systems."
Honda has been relatively quiet lately about the long-awaited NSX revival but now we have a fresh batch of spy photos with a camouflaged prototype testing at the 'Ring, ahead of a full reveal likely to occur before the end of the year since the company has already announced plans to begin production in 2015 at a newly established Performance Manufacturing Center in Ohio where they are investing 70M USD. As a reminder, the 2015 NSX is being developed by Honda R&D Americas in Raymond, Ohio.
The car appears to look virtually the same as the Acura NSX concept shown at last year's NAIAS in Detroit which itself was a minor revision of a concept exhibited a year earlier at the same venue. It will make use of a three-motor high-performance hybrid system encompassing two electric motors driving the front wheels along with a third motor built into an all-new dual-clutch transmission while a mid-mounted V6 engine will power the rear axle.
Honda has labeled this system as Sport Hybrid Super Handling All Wheel Drive (SH-AWD) and they say it will be capable to provide the NSX reboot with "instant delivery of negative or positive torque to the front wheels during cornering to achieve a new level of driving performance unparalleled by current AWD systems."
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Re: Looks what's been testing at the Nurburgring
Wat da??looks sick but caught on fire?!wonder wat happen,must be the electric hybrid motor overheat..can the new nsx beat gtr35 lap time.??i still like the hsv10 better and make it sh-awd.the new nsx showing love to the ring.!!the Emergency crew doing worked.!!
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It's a good thing that it happened on the track before production. Now they know that something needs to be fixed and that will avoid bigger problems in the future.
Still a great looking car and excited to see the new model back on the road.
Still a great looking car and excited to see the new model back on the road.
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^Heh, clearly you haven't read much of what's come out in the last year. But even if it is to be Honda's Fiero, if the end product works well who cares what it's made of?
They are in fact saying that the incident will push the release back 6-12 months.
They are in fact saying that the incident will push the release back 6-12 months.
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I am excited about the coming of this new technology regardless! I have two NSX first gens and this new one is taking a similar *new technology* path. I will judge it when I drive it next year!
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