TOKYO, Japan, October 16, 2025 – Honda Motor Co., Ltd. today announced the lineup of Honda exhibits for the “Main Programs” organized by the Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association, Inc. (JAMA) as a part of the Japan Mobility Show 2025, as well as additional information on items to be included in the Honda booth exhibit. (Press days: October 29 – 30, Public days: October 31 – November 9, 2025).

Honda will exhibit a wide variety of mobility products, including motorcycles, automobiles, power products and aircraft, as well as related technologies and concept models at the Japan Mobility Show 2025 and has shared initial information with press releases dated August 28, and September 30, 2025. 

The Tokyo Future Tour 2035 program is designed to inspire excitement about the future of Japan including how mobility products and services will play important roles in society. Visitors can experience near-future technologies and how such technologies will change people’s daily lives 10 years from now.

The following will be the main Honda exhibits for this program:
1) UNI-ONE personal mobility device that the user can operate while sitting simply by shifting body weight
2) Motocompacto all-electric personal transportation
3) Striemo^*1 three-wheeled electric micromobility product

All these items will be available for test riding, enabling visitors to experience future mobility.

The Honda exhibit will also include the Honda Koraidon, a recreation of “Koraidon” from the game “Pokémon Scarlet” in the form of a mobility machine. Honda faithfully reproduced at near life-size in weight, dimensions, and shapes down to the finest details based on in-game specifications, under the supervision of The Pokémon Company. Honda is planning to offer an event where visitors will have an opportunity for a ride on it.

The Mobility Culture Program, that could not be realized anywhere but the Japan Mobility Show, will focus on various forms of mobility products and the stories behind them — mainly with cars and motorcycles that have long been deeply rooted in people’s daily lives and have continued to bring excitement to many people.

The following will be the main Honda exhibits for this program:
1) Williams Honda FW11: Honda will conduct a demonstration of starting the engine of the machine that won the Constructors’ Championship in the 1986 FIA^*² Formula One World Championship (F1), bringing Honda its first F1 title.
2) Civic CVCC (1973 model): A production model that cleared the U.S. Clean Air Act of 1970 (also known as the Muskie Act), said to be the most stringent emission regulations in the world at the time.
3) Dream CB750 FOUR-K: One of the iconic Honda motorcycle models, which became popular with the nickname of “Nanahan (“750” in Japanese)” and led the motorcycle boom in the 1970s in Japan. In 2012, Motorcyclist magazine named the CB750 the “motorcycle of the century.”

Honda is also planning to host a “CB Fan Meeting,” a fan networking event where owners of CB series models can get together and showcase their bikes and enjoy talk sessions.

The Startup Future Factory program will bring together cutting-edge technologies and unique ideas of startup companies which will shape the future of mobility, showcasing co-creation activities toward next-generation businesses in the mobility industry.

Honda will have a booth to introduce the Honda IGNITION program, a new business creation program of Honda, which encourages Honda associates to apply their unique technologies and ideas to solve societal issues and create new value for people and society.

Two startups spun off from Honda, Striemo Inc. and UMIAILE Co., Ltd., the SmaChari, a new business started within Honda, and six internal and external entrepreneur candidates will introduce their respective business plans with actual products and/or informational display.

This collaborative program with KidZania, which operates facilities that offer kids realistic role-play opportunities for career and social experiences, will enable visitors in grades 1 to 6 to have fun experiencing various careers related to the mobility industry.

Honda will host a program where participants will experience a career as a “test driver for a new mobility device” using Honda UNI-ONE. This program requires advance reservation　 via the Japan Mobility Show 2025 official app. For more details about the app, please check the official Japan Mobility Show 2025 website.

The following is information on newly added items and additional information on previously announced items to be on display at the Honda booth.

Honda booth exhibit will include Super Cub 110 Lite and Dio110 Lite, designed to comply with the new category standards^*3 added to the Japanese Class-1 motorcycle category.

Honda booth exhibit will include CB1000F and CB1000F SE, newly announced on October 10, 2025. 

Honda will bring back the full-size interior mockup of the HondaJet Elite II light business jet, which was exhibited at the Japan Mobility Show 2023, welcoming visitors to step into the mockup to experience the spacious interior of the HondaJet Elite II.

Starting October 31, the first day of public days, visitors who wish to go inside the mockup can make a reservation via the Japan Mobility Show 2025 official app. For more details about the app, please check the official Japan Mobility Show 2025 website.

*Note: WP=World Premier, JP=Japan Premier

https://global.honda/en/japan-mobility-show/2025/

Date/Time: 11:15-11:30 am on October 29, 2025 Japan time
Venue: Honda Booth in East Hall, Tokyo Big Sight
URL: https://www.youtube.com/live/S1LIknVnpNI

https://www.japan-mobility-show.com/en/program/app/ (English)

*1 A product of Striemo, Inc., established through the Honda IGNITION new business creation program of Honda.
*2 Fédération Internationale de l‘Automobile
*3 Motorcycles with a total engine displacement of more than 50 cc and less than 125 cc, whose maximum output is limited to 4.0 kW. Even if the displacement is more than 50 cc and less than 125 cc, a license for “Limited Small Motorcycle” or above will be required if the maximum output exceeds 4.0 kW.
*4 Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme