Will include the FCV, its all-new fuel cell vehicle, the all-new NSX hybrid supercar, several racing machines and a number of innovative motorcycle concept models.

Honda claims the FCV to be the world’s first production model of a fuel-cell powered sedan to house the entire fuel-cell powertrain in the space normally occupied by the engine and transmission. Fitted with high output motors, the FCV has a range of replica watches uk sale more than 700km on a full charge. The Japanese version of the FCV will also feature an external power feeding inverter that will generate and provide electricity to communities in case of an emergency.

The Concept 2&4 which debuted at the 2015 Frankfurt motor show will also be present at the Honda stand. Also expected to make its Japanese debut is the new Civic Type R which is produced at the Honda plant in the UK. The carmaker will also showcase the all-new Japan exclusive S660 open-top sports mini-vehicle. Moreover, the long-awaited NSX hybrid supercar will also make an appearance along with replica watches for sale several other racing machines.

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The Suter 500 MMX has been unveiled officially and production will be limited to just 99 points with a price tag of Rs 81.28 lakh. The two-stroke motor churns out 200PS of peak power and the bike weighs just 127kg!

After months of speculation and rumours about its specifications, Suter finally unveiled the MMX 500 race bike. What makes the Suter MMX 500 unique is its two-stroke powerplant. Powering the motorcycle is a 576cc displacement, fuel-injected V4 mill churning out an impressive 200PS at 13,000rpm and mated to a 6-speed gearbox. The fairing, fuel tank and other panels have been crafted from carbon fibre to keep weight under check. And the bike tips the scale at just 127kg! (Yes it’s not a typo). Given the astounding power-to-weight ratio one can imagine what a beast the Suter MMX 500 will be to ride and the manufacturer claims a genuine top speed of 310kmph. 

The two-stroke motorcycle employs an adjustable twin-spar frame to endow it with good handling dynamics. Talking about suspension, the bike features Ohlins FGR300 forks in the front and Ohlins TTX GP shock in the rear and buyers can opt for aluminium or magnesium Oz wheels. The Suter MMX 500’s production will be limited to just 99 units with each motorcycle carrying a sticker price of Rs 81.28 lakh (without any taxes). The above pricing means that spotting one will be a rare occasion but makes it among the best track day motorcycle on sale. The Suter MMX 500 is expected to be raced at next year’s World GP Bike Legends event in period livery.

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An array of concept cars, production models and technology exhibits will be seen at the Suzuki booth.

The 44th Tokyo motor show will see Japanese auto giant Suzuki displaying a vast portfolio varying from electric vehicles to concept cars. The booth will feature a theme named 'Suzuki Next 100' which will celebrate Suzuki’s 100 years in 2020. The products then will be a reflection of what the company will be offering over the next 100 years.

The booth will house a concept mini car called the Mighty Deck which will have a canvas top and an adjustable open deck. There will also be the Air Triser, which is a 3-door compact minivan with its interior based on a private lounge concept. It also will feature a display screen extending from one of the B-pillar to the ceiling. Also seen will be an Ignis Trail concept which is based on the Ignis but has more off-road capability and is more compact than the Ignis.

Suzuki will also be launching two new production models – the Baleno and the Escudo – alongside the Swift, Solio, Solio Bandit and the SX4 S-Cross. The Baleno is a hatchback which will include the options of the newly developed 1.0-litre turbocharged BoosterJet and 1.2-litre Dualjet engines. The Escudo, which is dubbed the Vitara outside Japan, is a compact SUV with four-wheel drive and off-road capabilities. The booth will also feature small cars like the Wagon R, Spacia, Hustler, Alto, Alto Lapin, Jimny and Spacia.

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Industry leader Hero MotoCorp attacks the booming scooter market with a pair of practical commuters, the Maestro Edge and Duet.

The Maestro Edge and Duet have just become the first totally new from the grounds-up products from Hero MotoCorp since it parted ways with Honda. Hero’s always been the market’s envy, with a more than commanding share of the commuter bike segment, they have held in a vice-like grip for years now. Changing with times, the now all-Indian company has taken an earnest plunge into the scooter segment to gain share in this fast resurgent segment. 

After the Kwid, the next biggest thing for Renault will be launch of the facelifted 2015 Duster, and it has recently been spotted testing.

Then Renault brought in the Duster, it took the market by a storm. With good handling and ride quality balance backed by a good engine the car was quick to score well on the sales charts. But with the updated 2014 Mahindra Scorpio and more recently the Hyundai Creta coming in, the Duster is starting to show its age. With the Kwid out of the way, Renault will now focus its energies on the popular Duster, which is expected to get a facelift soon. 

Now, this is more or less the same car that was unveiled by the French car maker in Brazil earlier this year. Now the spy shots leaked are of a completely camouflaged car but despite that we could decipher that the headlights have now been tweaked and are flanked by horizontal Daytime Running Lamps. The three slat-chrome grille too will be replaced by a new one.  If the car revealed in Brazil is anything to go by, the Duster will get a black honeycomb grille. It gets a mildly remoulded bumper that neatly houses the fog lamps. The LED taillights too get more detail and are nicer to look at. 

The version that was spotted testing was completely covered on the inside too but we could spot a few changes. The seat fabric is expected to get a new colour combination. But it must be noted that the gear lever too was covered, hinting at a launch of an automatic Duster. Hyundai tried to earn an edge by offering the cheapest diesel automatic in the Creta, but couldn’t hold the advantage for long. A week after the Creta launch, Mahindra introduced the Scorpio automatic. 

At the 2015 Frankfurt Motor Show, Renault owned Dacia unveiled a 5-speed automatic gearbox. This same unit is expected to make its way in the Duster. While the Duster gets minor cosmetic changes on the outside as well as inside, and of course a new gearbox, mechanically it will sport the same engine option. The Duster will continue to be offered with a 1.5-litre diesel mill in the 85PS and the 110PS variant. 

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