Honda CR-Z Mugen RR design concept has been revealed by UK’s Honda. The new concept was developed by Honda’s M-TEC division in Japan while using custom parts developed in Japan. Some parts of Honda CR-Z Mugen RR concept are using carbon fiber such as on the passenger doors, the bonnet, and the rear tailgate.

Although the company has said that there are no plans to put it into production at the moment, but we will see the complete figures of Honda CR-Z Mugen RR concept at the 2011 Goodwood Festival of Speed on its world debut.

Honda CR-Z Mugen RR concept comes with a racing suspension, a twin central-exit exhaust system, a carbon-fiber underbody, vented front bumpers, 4-piston monobloc brake calipers, while it sits on 18-inch alloy forged wheels.

Talks about the concept’s interior, Honda provides their new CR-Z Mugen RR concept with a leather/Alcantara upholstery and some hi-class technologies such as a race-developed information screen that recording the chassis and engine information, an audio system, a Satellite navigation, also a special high tech kit that allow the car to learns the tracks and recording lap data using GPS.