One of the quirkiest (some may say adorable) cars at this year's 2009 Tokyo Motor Show that kicks off today is Honda's EV-N concept which pays homage to the Japanese firm's N360 kei-sized mini of the late 1960s. The oh-so-square looking compact city commuter features an electric motor that gets power from a set of lithium-ion batteries. While Honda says that there are no plans to produce the EV-N, we wouldn't be surprised if the concept model inspired a production car in the near future. Video after the break.
One of the quirkiest (some may say adorable) cars at this year's 2009 Tokyo Motor Show that kicks off today is Honda's EV-N concept which pays homage to the Japanese firm's N360 kei-sized mini of the late 1960s. The oh-so-square looking compact city commuter features an electric motor that gets power from a set of lithium-ion batteries. While Honda says that there are no plans to produce the EV-N, we wouldn't be surprised if the concept model inspired a production car in the near future. Video after the break.
