Honda Vision XS-1 (2014)
Concept car · 2014 · Combustion
A pillarless seven-seat crossover study previewing Honda's 'Exciting H Design'.
The Vision XS-1 was a crossover study model unveiled at the 2014 Auto Expo in New Delhi, fusing sporty exterior styling with surprising interior spaciousness in a compact body. Built on Honda's M/M (man maximum, machine minimum) philosophy, it seated up to seven across three rows in a B-pillarless cabin with large sliding doors on both sides. It was among the first cars to express Honda's then-new 'Exciting H Design' language, though Honda confirmed no production plans.
Key facts
- Body style: Compact crossover concept
- Seating: Up to 7 (three rows), B-pillarless
- Doors: Wide-opening sliding doors both sides
- Design language: Exciting H Design; M/M packaging philosophy
Production
- Status: Concept only
- 2014 SUV concept shown in India that was never put into production.
- Revealed at 2014 Auto Expo, New Delhi
Source: NetCarShow