
Honda has collaborated with Japanese fashion brand Onitsuka Tiger to debut a new concept car in "Tiger Yellow" jersey at Milan Fashion Week.
Honda announced that it has teamed up with Japanese fashion brand Onitsuka Tiger to debut the new Onitsuka Tiger Honda Mid Sports Concept, wearing a bright yellow "tiger yellow" jersey at Milan Fashion Week, and will also launch apparel and shoes.
AI-generated summary
Honda and Japanese fashion brand Onitsuka Tiger launched a new joint project and debuted a concept car at Milan Fashion Week.
Honda has made a shocking move in the second-wheel industry and fashion circles. It recently announced a new joint project with Onitsuka Tiger, a well-known Japanese fashion brand, and debuted the new Onitsuka Tiger Honda Mid Sports Concept wearing a "tiger yellow" jersey at Milan Fashion Week. The aggressive appearance and street fashion sparked discussions.
Created jointly by Honda and Onitsuka Tiger, the new Onitsuka Tiger Honda Mid Sports Concept features Onitsuka Tiger's iconic tiger head elements, and the side of the car has ASICS' signature line design. The entire car is painted in bright yellow, just like the classic Mexico 66 running shoes in the shoe cabinet.
In addition, the wheel frame is embellished with tiger yellow details and the exclusive logos of the dual brands, showing delicate craftsmanship and completion. Although the model of the heavy machine has not been announced, it can be seen that it uses a dual-cylinder engine configuration, similar to the current CBR400R or CBR500R, except that the geometric shape of the fairing and the frame structure have been redesigned.
The official sales plan and suggested selling price of this joint concept car have not yet been announced. However, the joint branding between the two parties has also extended to the field of clothing, launching shoes and clothing incorporating Honda's symbolic "Wings of Dreams" trademark, which is derived from the collision of motorcycle culture to create a unique fashion spark. Honda pointed out that this cooperation officially relies on the high degree of compatibility between the two parties in pursuing advanced technology, paying attention to craftsmanship, and having the courage to challenge.

Subaru released two limited-edition special cars, the WRX GD25 and BRZ ZC15, at the Boxerest 2026 event. They are limited to 350 units and 300 units respectively to pay tribute to the 25th and 15th anniversaries of the original American-spec models. Deliveries are expected to begin in the summer of 2027.

Nissan CEO Ivan Espinosa confirmed that the classic performance car Skyline will receive a facelift in December 2026. Japanese media released preview images showing that it has a low-slung, sharp front and classic four-round taillights. It is expected to be powered by a gasoline-electric hybrid and a 3.0-liter V6 twin-turbo configuration.

Suzuki announced its latest "Technology Strategy 2026" technology strategy, confirming that it is developing new 1.2-liter three-cylinder and 1.5-liter four-cylinder direct-injection turbo engines, with maximum outputs of 126 and 160 horsepower respectively, and simultaneously developing a new Series Hybrid series hybrid system.

Honda ZR-V e:HEV made its debut in Taiwan. It is positioned between the HR-V and CR-V. It adopts a single gasoline-electric model imported from Japan. It is matched with the Civic e:HEV's homologous chassis and sporty appearance. The interior is equipped with a 10.2-inch digital instrument and a 9-inch Google Internet screen. It is powered by a combination of 2.0-liter Atkinson engine and dual electric motors, providing smooth acceleration and good handling. Standard Honda Sensing safety system and BOSE audio, the only drawback is that the rear seat backrest has no angle adjustment.

Nissan announced that it will gradually reduce the piano-painted black trim in the car and the large number of chrome elements on the outside in the future. Ponz Pandikuthira, senior vice president of North America, said that the new design direction will pay more attention to low-key and detailed stacking to solve the pain points of fingerprints, scratches and being too eye-catching in the past.

Mitsubishi is expected to launch the next-generation Delica D:6 in December this year after a major facelift in 18 years. It will abandon the diesel and replace it with a 2.4-liter PHEV and pure electric power. It will be enlarged in size and introduce Level 2 assisted driving. Taiwan's China Automobile has announced that it will introduce local production in the future.