Honda develops bio-fabric for use in auto interiors

Honda develops bio-fabric for use in auto interiors

TOKYO, Japan - Honda Motor Co. said May 25 it has developed a plant-based bio-fabric with sufficient durability and resistance to sunlight for use as a surface material in auto interiors. (Kyodo)

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