Latest Blog Posts for Honda technology

• Variable Cylinder Management (VCM)
  on Nov 6, 2010 in VCM
  Honda Motor Co. introduced a new V-6 engine featuring thelatest iteration of its i-VTEC ('intelligent' VTEC) technology. Through new'Variable Cylinder Management' technology, the V-6 3.0-liter i-VTEC engine runson all six cylinders during acceleratio...
• Integrated Motor Assist (IMA)
  on Sep 12, 2010 in Integrated Motor Assist (IMA)
  The Insight's IMA system owes much of its remarkable performance to the application of numerous technologies developed by Honda over the past four decades, including lean-burn combustion, low-emission engines, variable valve timing, high-efficiency e...
• Vehicle Stability Assist (VSA)
  on Sep 12, 2010 in Vehicle Stability Assist (VSA)
  I have just bought my very first car about six month ago. With the price of petrol soaring to RM2.70 per liter at one point almost a year back, I had my target set on a foreign car. Although it will cost twice as much compared to a local car, I thoug...
• Steermatic 7-speed
  on Jun 25, 2010 in Steermatic
  Technology steermatic 7-speed transmission allows the turn easily, directly from the steering wheel. Transfer of transmission can be adjusted with the road conditions and driving style.Simply press the main button at the bottom right of the steering...
• Immobilizer Anti-Theft System
  on Jun 25, 2010 in Immobilizer
  Immobilizer Anti-Theft System is a vehicle security system using a pair of computer chip that is placed inside the key and the engine. This system provides the security level is much higher because it does not allow theft of car using a false key or...
• Paddle Shift
  on Jun 25, 2010 in Paddle Shift
  Paddle Shift transmission is a technology that allows the driver to move the gear manually by pressing a lever that was behind the wheel.Paddle shift feature can be activated by simply pressing the lever (paddle) when the car was in the position of t...
• Drive By Wire (DBW)
  on Jun 24, 2010 in Drive By Wire (DBW)
  Drive-By-Wire (DBW) is acceleration technology that is used to replace mechanical connections linking the accelerator with the engine. Drive-by-Wire was first pioneered in Formula 1 racing car engine Honda and Honda's CART. Currently, DBW also been a...
• i-VTEC engine
  on Apr 22, 2010 in i-VTEC
  i-VTEC engine Currently i-VTEC technology is available on two Honda products; the 2002 Honda CRV and the 2002 Acura RSX. Two complimenting systems are part of the i-VTEC system. Variable valve lift is accomplished by using two rocker arms and differe...
• on Apr 22, 2010
  i-VTEC engine Currently i-VTEC technology is available on two Honda products; the 2002 Honda CRV and the 2002 Acura RSX. Two complimenting systems are part of the i-VTEC system. Variable valve lift is accomplished by using two rocker arms and differe...
• on Apr 22, 2010
  Honda i-DSI engine(i-DSI = Intelligent-Dual Sequential Ignition) The dual sequential ignition system optimizes the timing of each spark plug based on engine speed and engine load. The intensive combustion at all engine speeds not only controls knocki...

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