A few days ago, Cheqq.com obtained a set of official pictures of the all-new Honda Free from overseas media. The new car is positioned as a compact MPV with a number of practical features. It is reported that the car may be on sale in the Japanese market in the fourth quarter of this year.
In terms of appearance, the all-new Honda Free continues the design concept of putting practicality first, with a standard small-size MPV design style. The front end is rounded, with the left and right headlight clusters connected by black trim panels with chrome trim strips, creating a through-line styling style. At the same time, the new car is also equipped with side sliding doors, which can greatly improve the convenience of getting on and off the car.
The rear design is simpler, with the taillight clusters being one of the more eye-catching designs, with the turn signals under the transparent lampshade and the brake/width indicators in white and red respectively, complemented by a cruciform decoration. In addition, the car's ground clearance is only 33cm, making it easier to get on and off and pick up goods in the trunk than traditional large-size MPVs, and the low ground clearance also provides the possibility of equipping it with wheelchair ramps.
The interior design of the all-new Honda Free is in the style of a traditional MPV, including a sequential mechanical gear lever, climate control panel, and floating multimedia touchscreen integrated into the center console, further freeing up space in the front row. At the same time, the steering wheel is a two-spoke shape with a built-in full LCD instrument, which has a typical Honda brand family design style. It is worth mentioning that the car also provides a folding entertainment screen located on the roof for the rear row. In terms of seats, the car will be available in both five- and six-seater configurations.
In terms of powertrain, the five-seater variant will be equipped with a pure fuel powertrain, while the six-seater variant will be available as a hybrid version, and some models will also be offered with a four-wheel drive system. For more news about the new car, Cheqq.com will continue to pay attention to and report.