Honda returns to Goodwood Festival of Speed 2024 with the past; RA272, the present; eNy:1 and the tomorrow; Prelude Concept

Honda returns to Goodwood Festival of Speed 2024 with the past; RA272, the present; eNy:1 and the tomorrow; Prelude Concept

• Prelude Concept to make its European public debut at 2024 Goodwood Festival of Speed as Honda celebrates 25 years of hybrid performance.
• Honda celebrates 60 years since its first F1 participation, with the RA272 on display, in addition to Grand Prix Motorcycles on display, including the RC142.
• Complete Civic Type R lineup on Thursday Hill Climb: Experience all generations from EP3 to FL5, with 118 exclusive FL5 units available for sale now from retailers on a first-come, first-served basis.
• The all electric e:Ny1 will be located at both Electric Avenue and the Honda stand.

Honda will return to the Goodwood Festival of Speed 2024 from July 11-14, showcasing iconic vehicles and heritage models. A highlight will be the European debut of the Honda Prelude Concept in the First Glance paddock. Chief Engineer Tomoyuki Yamagami emphasized the Prelude's blend of hybrid efficiency and sporty performance, representing 25 years of hybrid innovation.

Honda will also display its racing heritage with Formula 1 cars and Grand Prix motorcycles, including the RA272 and RC142. The RA272, known for being the first Japanese car to win an F1 Grand Prix, will be driven by Hikaru Miyagi on Saturday and Yuki Tsunoda on Sunday.

The Civic Type R lineup, showcasing all UK generations from the EP3 to the latest FL5, will be featured on Thursday. To celebrate, Honda has released 118 limited edition Civic Type Rs available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Goodwood Electric Avenue will host the Honda e:Ny1 among its zero-emissions vehicle lineup. Additionally, Honda will display cars, motorcycles, and power products, along with engaging activities related to their performance partnership with England Rugby.

Rebecca Adamson, Head of Automobile at Honda UK, expressed excitement about returning to the festival, marking 60 years since Honda's first F1 race and celebrating 25 years of hybrid technology. Honda fans can expect a blend of historic and contemporary models, highlighting the brand's legacy and future.