Honda recently crushed the dreams of import enthusiasts when it announced the launch of a new Honda Integra scooter. The new scooter bears the same name as the famous Acura Integra (Acura is a division of Honda) and is designed to be a middle-point between the motorcycle and scooter.
The new Honda Integra scooter has a 670 cc gas engine that can do a maximum of 87mph. The new Integra has an aggressive body designed to mimic that of Honda's big boy street bikes. No word on what the fuel economy will be like, but knowing Honda's exemplary track record you can expect it to be awesome at the least. Many automakers have unveiled new scooters to appeal to urbanites that can't possibly own cars. Designing a fierce and fast new scooter that has the same name as many wannabee drag racer's dream car is a genius move.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Urban Scooter Transportation
- The launch of the Honda Integra scooter highlights the trend of automakers unveiling new scooters to appeal to urbanites without cars.
- Hybrid Motorcycle-scooter Vehicles
- The Honda Integra scooter fills the gap between motorcycles and scooters, showcasing the trend of hybrid vehicles that combine the features of both.
- Aggressive Design in Scooters
- The Honda Integra scooter's aggressive body design reflects the trend of automakers creating fierce and fast scooters that mimic the appearance of street bikes.
Sectors Adopting This
- Automotive Industry
- Automakers are focusing on unveiling new scooters and motorcycle-scooter hybrids as a means of transportation for urbanites without cars.
- Motorcycle Industry
- The launch of the Honda Integra scooter highlights the trend in the motorcycle industry towards hybrid vehicles that combine the characteristics of motorcycles and scooters.
- Design Industry
- There is an opportunity for the design industry to create aggressive and fast scooters that mimic the appearance of street bikes, as seen in the Honda Integra scooter.
