At the Tokyo Motor Show Honda introduced the W.O.W. Concept, an original vehicle aimed at improving dogs' quality of life on the road.
The concept that drove Honda designers was to enable passengers and their four-legged friend to travel together in comfort, and to provide them with a range of fun events.
"The W.O.W (Wonderful Open-hearted Wagon) Concept is all about helping you keep your pup at your side and have more fun together.
The special features start with seats that can be transformed into a crate where you can safely leave a dog, and flexible vents that introduce streams of fresh air into the cabin.
The unique low-floor platform
allows for a surprisingly spacious cabin within a
compact body, and the raised central part of the roof
creates a walk-through for free and easy movement in
the cabin.
Honda's W.O.W Concept is full of great ideas to make a dog's life on the road more comfortable."
The low center of gravity and wide stance of the body provide an impressively lively and stable ride.
"To maximize "canine appreciation", the interior is fashioned with materials like
wooden flooring that recreate a terrace environment dogs feel comfortable with.
The unique interior design is enhanced by the soothing look of natural wood and
a state-of-the-art multi-material instrument panel.
Additional innovations include a lid in the instrument panel in front of the passenger seat that opens to reveal a crate for smaller dogs. Mesh at the front and sides assures adequate ventilation, and its position facing the passenger seat makes it easy for you and your pup to keep an eye on each other as you ride. "

The standard configuration of the interior is four individual
seats, but six can be accommodated by sliding the rear seat to the back and pulling out an extra seat stowed in the floor.
The seatback and cushion of the extra seat can be detached to form a crate for a larger dog.
The low, flat floor and wide door openings provide easy access for everyone, from children and senior passengers to canine companions.
The powered swing- and-slide side doors open wide to the front and back, and the 70:30 vertically split rear tailgate provides easy access from the back.
Thanks to the center walk-through, you step in at the tailgate and move freely all the way to the front of the cabin.
(Source: Honda)