Honda Speedometer changes color to change your driving

Posted in Automotive by Conner Flynn on November 26th, 2008

Honda Speedometer changes color to change your drivingThe Honda Ecological Drive System (HDAS) will be included with the 2009 Honda Insight. It will alert drivers to their driving habits through a color coded speedometer. For instance if you’re going along at a grandmotherly yet fuel efficient speed, the speedometer goes green, indicating that you are a responsible and possibly elderly driver.

When you find yourself trying to outrun the fuzz at 90mph, the speedometer turns blue, indicating that you are most likely on COPS and should really slow down. Seems like red, yellow and green would have been better colors to use. It’s a great idea that should save many gallons of gas as well as keep you safe from yourself.

It’s a great idea that should save many gallons of gas as well as keep you safe from yourself. Consider it Honda’s check yourself before you wreck yourself speedometer.

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2 Comments to “Honda Speedometer changes color to change your driving”
  1. brah Says:

    cant use red, yellow green as they are like traffic lights

  2. greenskid Says:

    I was kind of surprised by the Veyron, I didn’t expect it to perform that well

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