As reported earlier the CR-Z hybrid coupe by Honda was revealed at the 2010 Detroit Auto Show. On top of some official high-res images that were shown to you, we now have live images of the new vehicle that were taken at the event. The two-seater 2011 Honda CR-Z is powered by a hybrid system that is made up a 1.5 litre i-VTEC engine and an IMA electric motor. Potential buyers can also select a CVT or a 6-speed manual cog box.
Total power output is rated at 122hp at 6,000 revs and 173Nm of torque available between 1,000 revs and 1,500 revs, which sounds pretty good. Other technologies that will enable you to reduce precious consumption of fuel include brake energy regeneration as well as auto start-stop for the engine. You can also choose between three driving modes: Economy, Normal and Sport where the third mode is more suited for spirited driving.
Look for an image gallery filled with live pictures after the jump.
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Comments show excitement and support for the Honda CR-Z's design, fuel efficiency, and potential as a fun, eco-friendly sport car, with many expressing interest in buying or seeing it in Malaysia. Some compare it to classic Honda models like the CRX, emphasizing its hybrid technology and driving enjoyment. However, there are criticisms about its design changes from concept, perceived performance limitations, and concerns about pricing and availability. Overall, the tone is a mix of enthusiasm with some skepticism about its true sporty nature.