Honda Civic: is just the perfect mix of sporty, refinement, and everyday usability. The Honda Civic is without doubt the most popular sedans in the worldwide automotive market.
Famous for its balance of style, comfort, performance, and efficiency, the Civic has always caught the eye of many people — from young professionals to experienced hobbyists.
Honda has evolved the Civic in to a sharp, stylish, premium and feature-laden sedan, which can take on the mid-sizer.
It combines a muscular silhouette with around-town convenience, so it is a favorite among people who like performance and practicality in one polished package.
The exterior design is modern, bold and fresh.
The newest Honda Civic features a sleek and sporty, yet low-slung, profile.
Positioned low down, with dark matt inlays and dynamic wing design lines that extend into the flanks form the eye-catching front end of the vehicle to give it a purposeful look,
while a long wheelbase and coupe-like roofline ensure the Sportback has a commanding presence on the road.
Chrome accents are employed in moderation and it has a premium look due in part to 17-inch alloy wheels.
The design of the new Civic is clean and more mature compared to its predecessor, with flowing lines, and a grounded stance.
This is a car which succeeds in combining elegance and aggression perfectly, to create a head-turner without being too much.
Driver-Focused and Upscale Cabin
Inside the Civic, there is just a whole lot less going on — less as in space but also less in the form of excess and overabundance.
Honda has focused on ergonomics, fit-and-finish and the smart use of space.
The instrument panel is horizontal and uncluttered, with a 10.2-inch digital instrument cluster and a 9-inch touchscreen infotainment system in the center of the dashboard that works with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay.
The cabin feels well built, finished with soft touch materials, textured dashboard and metallic honeycomb mesh air vent design which adds to its visual appeal.
The seats are supportive and roomy, especially in the front row. There’s sufficient room in the rear, and the boot is well sized for luggage, whether travelling far afield or just about town.
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Under the hood, the Civic is propelled by a 1.5L turbo petrol engine (in other regions) pushing out 180 hp and 240 Nm of torque, coupled to a CVT automatic gearbox.
The Indian market in its previous 10th generation guise was offered with a 1.8L naturally aspirated engine, the turbo motor gives it the much needed grunt but at the same time the fuel efficiency remains impressive.
The Civic is not a true sports car, but it’s an energetic and polished driver.
The chassis has been smartly tuned, providing great stability, and the cornering is quite composed while the ride quality is comfortable over bumps and potholes.
It has responsive and direct steering and is quite simply a fun car to drive whether in the city at high speed on the highway.
Tech, Features, and Safety
The Civic also comes loaded with everything you would need in the modern age, wireless charging, sunroof, dual zone climate control, premium audio, ambient lighting,
And a bunch of connected car features. The model’s infotainment interface feels smooth and intuitive, while the digital cluster contributes to a thoroughly tech-forward driving experience.
Safety-wise, the Civic is equipped with Honda Sensing, an advanced driver assistance system package that bundles features like adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assist, autonomous emergency braking and blind spot monitoring.
It’s also with 6 airbags, ABS, EBD and traction control for full safety.
Pros of Honda Civic
Athletic and upscale exterior styling
Turbocharged engine (in some markets)
Spacious, high-tech, and comfortable cabin
Great balance of ride and handling
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Cons of Honda Civic
Expensive relative to compact SUVs
Not enough ground clearance to be great on the rough roads
Many markets do not have the diesel version or a hybrid
But spare parts and repairs can be costly
Not available in all areas
Honda Civic: Conclusion
The Honda Civic has always been a strong player in the compact, and this time it’s more powerful and efficient as well.
With its rugged aesthetic, fun driving experience, and feature-laden cabin, it’s going after a buyer that wants a bit more than just a daily driver.
Despite the surge of SUV sales, the Civic is evidence that a properly executed sedan still can have a place — especially one with so rich a legacy and such a premium driving experience.