Honda Concept M Unveiled in Shanghai

Honda, the Japanese auto-giant has unveiled the Concept M at the 2013 Shanghai Auto Show. It is a concept of a multi-Purpose vehicle, which will go on sale next year. It seems like Honda with M Concept tries to manufacture a Minivan The company has said that the new futuristic MPV has been specially designed for the Chinese auto market. The Concept M was designed by the design studio at the company's R&D Centre in Japan. Honda is working hard to develop this multi-purpose vehicle based on the Concept M, which is likely to be launched by the next year in China.

However, Honda did not reveal any mechanical details of the car, but we expect that the Japanese automaker will develop at least one turbocharged petrol engine with its EarthDream Technology. The overall dimensions of the car looks quite similar to the Toyota's Innova MPV. It is also expected that Honda will continue with its philosophy of "Man Maximum Machine Minimum", so its interior is expected to be simple as well as feature rich. This MPV is designed for China and so it has oodles of rear space. 

In China, Honda has also unveiled the new 2014 Jade MPV based on the Honda's Concept S, which was first introduced at the Beijing Auto Show last year. Concept S is the company's global concept model, which was specially made for the Chinese market. This clearly indicates that the Jade MPV will first launch in China.