Honda Accord

The Honda Acty is a series of pickup trucks and minibuses produced by Honda from 1977 to 2021. It is classified as a kei car in Japan, meaning it meets certain size and power requirements to be exempt from taxes and other regulations.

The Acty was first introduced in 1977 as the successor to the Honda TN360. It was equipped with a 545 cc two-cylinder engine with 21 kW (28 hp). Over the years, the Acty was further developed in several generations and received new engines, bodies and equipment options.

The Acty was a popular vehicle in Japan and was also sold in other countries, including Europe and South America. It was used primarily as a commercial vehicle for small businesses and tradesmen, but it was also popular as a private vehicle.

In 2021, production of the Acty was discontinued. It was replaced by the new Honda N-VAN, which is based on the same platform.

Here are some of the most important milestones in the history of the Honda Acty:

• 1977: The Acty is introduced for the first time.
• 1981: The Acty Street is introduced, a luxuriously equipped Acty minivan/minibus.
• 1982: The Acty is offered with automatic transmission.
• 1983: The Acty is offered with four-wheel drive on request.
• 1996: The Acty receives a new engine with 34 kW (46 hp).
• 2003: The Acty gets a new design.
• 2013: The Acty receives a new engine with 36 kW (49 hp).
• 2021: Production of the Acty ends.