Honda has announced its exhibition plans for the Tokyo Motor Show 2019. The compact new "Fit" and the "CT125" concept model based on the "Super Cub" will make their world premieres.

Honda's booth, featuring a large, movable screen, will showcase not only cars and motorcycles but also concept models for power products and energy-related technologies.

The world premiere will be for the fourth-generation compact car, the "Fit," which will be equipped with a more compact two-motor hybrid system for its hybrid model.

Also on display will be the "Accord," set for its Japan premiere and release in early 2020, and the EV "Honda e," which had its world premiere at the Frankfurt Motor Show 2019.

In the motorcycle category, Honda will unveil the "CT125," a concept model based on the globally beloved "Super Cub" with enhanced off-road capabilities. The "BENLY e:" and "GYRO e:" electric commuter models will make their Japan debut.

Additionally, attention will be drawn to a special exhibit celebrating 60 years of participation in world championships. This will include the 1965 Formula One Mexican Grand Prix winning model, this year's "Aston Martin Red Bull Racing RB14" F1 model, and models that competed in motorcycle road racing world championships.

The Tokyo Motor Show 2019 will hold press days on September 23rd (Wed.) and 24th (Thu.). It will be open to the public from October 25th (Fri.) to November 4th (Mon., holiday).