Honda appears to be in the final stages of manufacturing the S660 roadster for the Japanese market. The production prototype of the S660 Kei roadster has been utilised in this model. Kei is a small-car segment in Japan, which has regulations not allowing the engine capacities over 660 cc.
The S660 is expected to be powered by a 660 cc three-cylinder petrol engine, which is capable of producing 63 bhp. The motor is mated to a six-speed manual and an optional CVT transmission, which enables the car to hit a top speed of 140 kilometres per hour. The car has not seen any cosmetic upgrades. Inside the car, the dual-seat cabin is more driver-oriented. The steering has been shared from the new Jazz and the instrument cluster is digital partly with a few buttons. The S660 roadster has been provided with a cloth top, which can be removed. The dimensions of the car have been kept so that it is lightweight and easily manoeuvrable. At present, the car measures 3395 mm in length, 1180 high and 1475 wide.
