October 11, 2002— Honda Motor Co., Ltd. has announced its display outline for commercial vehicles for the 36th Tokyo Motor Show (2002), hosted by the Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association Inc. at Makuhari Messe in Chiba from Tuesday, October 29th to Sunday, November 3rd.

Honda’s display theme this year is “Fun! for All”, based on Honda’s philosophy of providing its customers with pleasure and enjoyment through its products. Displays ranging from concept cars developed to promote “Smart Working” by making work more pleasant and comfortable, to an array of commercial vehicles, and the FCX, the world’s first fuel-cell vehicle to receive U.S. government certification, will present Honda’s solutions for more comfortable daily living, while at the same time introducing the Company’s efforts toward greater safety and environmental protection.

Displays
On theMain Presentation Stage,the Acty Compo, Acty Sport, and Mobilio Spike Pro, all
created based on the concept of “Smart Working”, will be on display. Audio-visual displays will
demonstrate how these innovative vehicles deliver new paths to enjoyment.

On the Secondary Presentation Stage, Honda will introduce its Acty Cool Shuttle, the world’s
first light commercial vehicle equipped with a freezer located beside the driver where the
passenger normally sits.

The FCX Corner will introduce the Honda FCX, the world’s first fuel-cell vehicle to obtain U.S.
government certification, due for release this year. This booth will also feature Honda’s latest
efforts to protect the environment.

The Driving Simulator Corner allows visitors to experience the motion-based automobile
driving instruction simulator, developed by Honda, which duplicates dangerous situations that
may be encountered during actual driving.

The Currently-available Vehicle Corner will feature the Acty series of production commercial
vehicles that are playing an active role in a variety of settings, along with the Stream Almas
welfare vehicle.