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Honda Freed: New Generation MPV Launched

Jawad  15 May 2024   466   Honda   Freed
Honda Freed: New Generation MPV Launched

Honda Freed: New Generation MPV Launched

Honda has unveiled the latest version of its popular Freed MPV in Japan. Known for its practical design, spacious interior, and ample cargo space, the Honda Freed is a favorite among those seeking a budget-friendly, versatile vehicle. This MPV is particularly appealing to those who prefer crossovers for their ease of urban commuting and capability for weekend getaways.

Honda Freed MPV Overview
The new Honda Freed is a compact minivan with seating for seven passengers across three rows. It offers an all-wheel-drive system and comes with two engine options: a standard petrol engine and a hybrid variant. The base model features a 1.5-liter naturally aspirated engine with a CVT, while the premium model includes Honda’s e: HEV hybrid system. With a length of 4.3 meters and a wheelbase of 2.74 meters, the Freed shares its platform with the Honda City. The vehicle measures 1.69 meters in width and stands 1.75 meters tall.

Features and Specifications of Honda Freed MPV
The latest Freed showcases a clean, uncluttered design, avoiding extra curves and incorporating alloy wheels, enhanced headlamps, and a redesigned front grille and bumper. Inside, the Freed boasts a floating infotainment screen, rectangular AC vents, a digital instrument cluster, steering-mounted controls, a parking brake, and seats that can be flipped to expand the boot area. More detailed specifications are expected to be announced later this year.

This launch signifies a major update for the Honda Freed Hybrid MPV, combining practicality with modern features to meet the needs of a broad range of drivers.

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