First shown in Tokyo, Honda's bicycle-themed IMAS offers a high-tech combination of lightweight body, wind-cheating aerodynamics, and refined Integrated Motor Assist engine promising fuel economy higher than 90 miles per gallon. Constructed of lightweight carbon fiber and aluminum, its overall weight is just 1540 pounds and its drag coefficient is a slippery .20, making it an exceptionally efficient little sportscar. Handling is optimized by a shaftless variable gear ratio steering system with drive-by-wire technology for a natural linear throttle response. Interior construction is sparse, with an aluminum frame structure reminiscent of a racing bicycle so passengers can experience the invigorating "cutting-through-the-breeze" emotion evoked by its sweeping design from inside the car, as well.