2019 Honda NSX Official - New Honda NSX Sports Car Experience

2019 Honda NSX Official - New Honda NSX Sports Car Experience 

2019 Honda NSX debuts with orange paint job and chassis updates
Honda has updated its NSX flagship for 2019, with improvements to its handling and hybrid powertrain

Honda has updated its NSX supercar, introducing an upgraded chassis, revised hybrid system and a couple of cosmetic tweaks. The suspension has received an overhaul to both hardware and software.
The refreshed Honda NSX just launched at the Monterey Car Week may not have drastic styling changes or even a slight power upgrade, but Honda has made sure it handles better than before, without compromising daily drivability.

For this 2019 model, the hybrid supercar gets larger stabilizer bars that increase stiffness by 26% and 19% at the front and rear, respectively. Rear-hub rigidity is up, too, by 6%, as is the stiffness of the control-arm toe-link bushings, by 21%. The software for the active magnetorheological dampers has also been recalibrated, providing for better ride comfort compared with the current model in Quiet mode.

The SH-AWD power unit, comprising a 3.5-liter twin-turbo V6, a nine-speed dual-clutch transmission, and three electric motors, still produces 573hp and 645Nm of torque. Updates to the engine (in the form of upgraded injectors, a new particulate filter, and enhanced turbocharger heat response) mainly serve to minimize the car's emissions.