With the launch of Buick's small-scale SUV, Angola, the popularity of this segment of the domestic market continues to heat up, and major car companies have also plans to launch this level of models to meet the needs of market segments. At this year's Detroit auto show, Honda released a new compact SUV concept car based on the Fit chassis, which is tentatively named Urban SUV Concept. The production version of this concept car will be released in Japan at the end of this year. As the world’s second largest market for Honda in the world, China’s redesigned models are expected to be introduced simultaneously to Guangzhou Honda’s domestic production.

The Urban SUV Concept concept car debuted at the Detroit auto show, although built on the basis of the Fit platform, has gone beyond the current Fit models in body size. Its body length has reached 4,300mm to exceed the appearance of the fit 400mm, compared to the domestic hot angkola and wing beat is already comparable.

The Honda family's new design concept is embodied in this small SUV. The highly technical LED headlamps with the following convex mouth-in-the-middle net design make this concept car more attractive and at the same time more consistent. Young people's aesthetic vision. Honda has yet to release too much information on its interior and power configuration.

Honda CEO Ito Takahiro stated during the auto show that the Global Compact Series global car program will be opened in the future; the plan will form a global mini-strategy with a 5-door Fit, four-door front, and Urban SUV Concept. Ito Takahiro also stated that in 2016, the plan will produce more than 1.5 million strategic small cars globally and become the world’s leading small car.