I can almost hear some fellows scream in joy: “Look, it’s the DN-01’s nephew,” when catching the first glimpse of Honda’s all-nee NM4 Vultus. Despite the obvious and most welcome reinterpretation of ...

Honda Vultus will be available in more color options from now on, at least in Japan. The house of Tokyo adds special colors as an option for the NM4 model, and it looks like the trim of these ...

Update: The NM4 is now up on Honda’s U.S. site, and it’s spec’d as having the 670cc engine instead of the 750cc plant. Also, it appears to have integrated rear saddlebags/panniers, although the image ...

Honda has showcased the futuristic looking NM4 Vultus scooter at the 2014 Osaka Motorcycle Show in Japan Honda unveiled its futuristic scooter christened the NM4 Vultus at the 30th Osaka Motorcycle ...

Oh, it’s no concept – Honda has actually put the NM4 Vultus into full production. We’ll agree with you that it’s sweet-looking though. One might say it’s “futuristic” One might. The Vultus’ young ...

Honda has announced a new motorcycle – the 750cc NM4, which will be known as the Vultus in European markets – and it's a new species of motorcycle that represents such a bold departure from tradition ...

Honda has announced the NM4 Vultus motorcycle, a ground-breaking machine inspired by futuristic machines seen in the anime and manga TV and film styles, known collectively as “Japanimation”. Created ...

While some motorcycles are built for riders hoping to channel Steve McQueen or Marlon Brando, Honda created just the thing for navigating the streets of a post-apocalyptic dystopian metropolis. The ...

The looks of the Honda Vultus were apparently inspired by Japanese comic book heroes Credit: Photo: Phil Masters (©RB) With its matt grey paintwork and stealth bomber-inspired bodywork, the Honda ...

The Osaka Motorcycle Show 2014 saw the global unveiling of Honda’s two new production models of its NM4 Vultus – the NM4-01 and the NM4-02, as exhibition models. Vultus in Latin means appearance, ...