Honda Australia has partnered with Japanese artist and illustrator Kentaro Yoshida to create a range of custom decals for its new Super-ONE electric vehicle.
The designs use clouds, lightning, tigers, dragons and Japanese-inspired graphics to complement the compact battery-electric model’s playful styling.
Honda Australia general manager of automotive Nick Parkington says the collaboration provides customers with another way to personalise the Super-ONE.
“Honda Super-ONE brings a little bit of Japanese car culture and a lot of fun to Australian roads,” Parkington says.
“In our collaboration with Kentaro Yoshida, we turn up the dial on the Japanese cool factor, offering customers another way to make their Honda Super-ONE even more striking.”
Yoshida grew up in Toyama, Japan, before moving to Australia. His work blends Japanese influences with elements of the Australian coastal lifestyle and has previously appeared on the Sydney Opera House and products from major sneaker brands.
“The Honda Super-ONE already has such a fun and playful personality, so I wanted the artwork to bring even more character to the car,” Yoshida says.
“I used clouds, lightning, tigers and dragons to express movement, energy and a little bit of Japanese culture, while keeping everything bold and light-hearted.
“I wanted each design to feel different but also work together as one family.”
The decals form part of a broader selection of accessories and customisation options being offered for the Super-ONE.
The Super-ONE is Honda Australia’s first battery-electric model and is covered by a five-year warranty, five years of roadside assistance and five years of servicing priced at $279.
An additional three years of warranty and roadside assistance is available through the Honda Extend programme.
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