The Honda CR-Z hybrid is the star attraction of a new street art installation outside the Royal College of Arts (RCA).
Since Monday (July 5) the street art collective Agents of Change had been creating a bespoke piece of graffiti as a backdrop to a display outside the RCA. The new installation, of which the new sports coupe hybrid model forms an integral part, was unveiled on Wednesday (July 7) to the passing public. The car is adorned in vinyl graphics to reflect the core colour scheme of the street art.
The street art incorporated a red, green and blue colour scheme – a reference to the three driving modes of the CR-Z – ECON (green), NORMAL (blue) and SPORT (red).
Agents of Change are among the 20 ‘Cultural Engineers’ celebrated by Honda as part of its Dream Factory activity in the UK. The carmaker is celebrating their inspiring stories and ground-breaking achievements its selected array of artists, musicians and filmmakers through a website, a limited edition book, an eclectic exhibition in London and a series of nationwide workshops. For more information on the work of the Cultural Engineers, visit: http://www.dreamfactoryuk.com.
The CR-Z-Honda’s newest hybrid offering went on sale back in June. The sporty 2+2 coupe is priced from £16,999 and boasts CO2 emissions from 117 g/km and fuel economy from 56.4mpg on a combined cycle.
