Mugen Changes The Latest Generation Of Honda Freed To Be More Brave And Brave

Honda Freed with bodykit from Mugen. (Doc. Carscoops)

JAKARTA - The latest generation of Honda Freed has been officially sold in the Japanese market. This model comes with significant style changes with newer technology adoption than ever before. However, this does not stop the tuning company like Mugen from creating at the MPV.

Launching Carscoops, Monday, July 8, this Honda car tuning specialist launched a striking body kit on the latest Freed while offering options for the trim Crosstar which has a bolder and more dashing design.

Although this package is still under development, its official photo provides a glimpse into Freed's sporty appearance. In the future, he gets aggressive changes with a new bumper featuring a pair of functional intakes and a prominent splitter.

Another interesting thing, Mugen gave him with an aerodynamic side skirt that adopted his profile design as well as a black line in the bawa and a newer set of rims.

The back is equipped with the latest bumper design and fake diffuser combined with a spoiler hanging above with a black sticker on the door. It is likely that Mugen will also give this car a lower suspension.

The package for Crosstar offers a smoother touch with black Mugen writing that adorns the engine hood with camouflage-themed profiles and backdoors featuring aesthetics. The sporty impression is highlighted on black rims, rear-view mirror caps, and rear wings.

Mugen only offers bodykit packages to this car. Thus, the company does not provide changes in terms of engine performance. Honda Freed now uses a 1.5 liter hybrid e: HeEV driver combined with a two-wheeled or four-wheeled electric double motor.

The brand, which was founded in 1973, will announce a bodykit price package for Honda Freed. The order will open this fall.

In Japan, Honda Freed is offered the cheapest starting from 2,508,000 yen or around Rp256 million, and the most expensive is 3,295,000 yen or around Rp336 million.