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Taking its inspiration from the Honda CLs of the '60s and '70s, the CL500 combines retro charm with the latest technology and equipment, creating a whole new type of street naked within the Honda range. It's designed to fit in with the motorcycle lifestyle, with plenty of ability to tackle daily traffic, a long weekend ride, or even a little off-roading.The CL500 uses Honda's popular and energetic 471cc parallel twin engine, compatible with the A2, delivering 35kW of power and 43.3Nm of torque. Unique ECU settings and a short final drive provide precise, responsive acceleration from a standstill and throughout the rev range, especially in the low and mid range.The horizontal line of its design extends from the characteristic round headlight, with four LED bulbs, through the cleanly rounded tank, to the high-positioned exhaust muffler with its classic perforated stainless steel heat shield. Details like the side tank guards, thickly padded seat with Honda logo, small circular LED turn signals, tall handlebars and rubber fork gaiters come together to create a look that has a different kind of cool charm than usual. from any other Honda model.The multi-tubular steel frame is both a style statement and the basis for easy handling. Long-travel suspension consists of a 41mm telescopic fork and an adjustable rear shock, while the wheels (19-inch front and 17-inch rear) mount offroad-looking tires.
Taking its inspiration from the Honda CLs of the '60s and '70s, the CL500 combines retro charm with the latest technology and equipment, creating a whole new type of street naked within the Honda range. It's designed to fit in with the motorcycle lifestyle, with plenty of ability to tackle daily traffic, a long weekend ride, or even a little off-roading.The CL500 uses Honda's popular and energetic 471cc parallel twin engine, compatible with the A2, delivering 35kW of power and 43.3Nm of torque. Unique ECU settings and a short final drive provide precise, responsive acceleration from a standstill and throughout the rev range, especially in the low and mid range.The horizontal line of its design extends from the characteristic round headlight, with four LED bulbs, through the cleanly rounded tank, to the high-positioned exhaust muffler with its classic perforated stainless steel heat shield. Details like the side tank guards, thickly padded seat with Honda logo, small circular LED turn signals, tall handlebars and rubber fork gaiters come together to create a look that has a different kind of cool charm than usual. from any other Honda model.The multi-tubular steel frame is both a style statement and the basis for easy handling. Long-travel suspension consists of a 41mm telescopic fork and an adjustable rear shock, while the wheels (19-inch front and 17-inch rear) mount offroad-looking tires.
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The sixth generation of the Honda CR-V, the company’s best-selling model globally, debuts with a bolder, more confident appearance and exceptional levels of practicality, safety, connectivity, and comfort.The popular C-segment SUV will be offered with the choice of either a full hybrid (e:HEV) powertrain or, for the first-time on a European Honda, a plug-in hybrid (e:PHEV) option, delivering dynamic performance and efficiency across the range. This expanded powertrain line up represents Honda’s multi-pathway approach to electrification and offers customers a broad range of products. Within the UK market the Honda CR-V full hybrid (e:HEV) will be offered as AWD and the Honda CR-V plug-in hybrid (e:PHEV) will be offered as 2WD.The familiar e:HEV powertrain has been revised and updated for the new CR-V, and now features a more energy-dense, downsized battery and more efficient motor, whilst the all-new e:PHEV, with its larger battery pack, offers up to 82km (50 miles) in all-electric range.Engineers have refined every aspect of the latest model with a focus on the advanced and sporty values of the Honda brand, while aiming to make the ultimate all-round SUV. Greater sophistication of driver aids, active safety, and connected technologies, as well as the application of high-quality materials throughout the cabin, all serve to elevate the vehicle proposition.
The sixth generation of the Honda CR-V, the company’s best-selling model globally, debuts with a bolder, more confident appearance and exceptional levels of practicality, safety, connectivity, and comfort.The popular C-segment SUV will be offered with the choice of either a full hybrid (e:HEV) powertrain or, for the first-time on a European Honda, a plug-in hybrid (e:PHEV) option, delivering dynamic performance and efficiency across the range. This expanded powertrain line up represents Honda’s multi-pathway approach to electrification and offers customers a broad range of products. Within the UK market the Honda CR-V full hybrid (e:HEV) will be offered as AWD and the Honda CR-V plug-in hybrid (e:PHEV) will be offered as 2WD.The familiar e:HEV powertrain has been revised and updated for the new CR-V, and now features a more energy-dense, downsized battery and more efficient motor, whilst the all-new e:PHEV, with its larger battery pack, offers up to 82km (50 miles) in all-electric range.Engineers have refined every aspect of the latest model with a focus on the advanced and sporty values of the Honda brand, while aiming to make the ultimate all-round SUV. Greater sophistication of driver aids, active safety, and connected technologies, as well as the application of high-quality materials throughout the cabin, all serve to elevate the vehicle proposition.
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