New Honda Civic hatchback leaked, appearance and interior have been obvious changed

As an evergreen tree in the field of compact cars, the tenth-generation Honda Civic has captured a large number of young consumers with its strong power, stylish appearance, and excellent space. After many years, the Civic will soon usher in a new generation model.

A few days ago, leaked a set of photos of the new Honda Civic hatchback. The new car will adopt a new exterior design, and the power may continue to use the 1.5T engine.

It is reported that the new car is expected to be officially released in the first half of this year. Compared with the current model, the appearance of the new car has a very obvious change, and the overall design tends to be Accord.

The front face is equipped with an upper and lower split air intake grille design, with sharp headlights on both sides of the front, and the visual effect is extremely impactful.

Compared with the Civic sedan, the Civic hatchback has a shorter tail and a more compact body. In detail, the small rear wing design of the new car further enhances the sporty sense of the whole car.

Additionally, the size of the taillights has been reduced compared to the current model, which is more refined. With reference to the design sketches of the normal version of the interior, the changes are quite large.

The whole is more simple, not only has a full LCD instrument panel, a suspended central control screen, but also an air-conditioning outlet that is almost a through-type design.

In terms of power, it is expected that the new Honda Civic Hatchback will continue to be equipped with the 1.5T engine of the current model, matching a 6-speed manual or CVT gearbox. In addition, the new car is expected to launch hybrid and pure electric models.

It is reported that Guangqi Honda Plant has begun to carry out adaptive transformations such as equipment introduction for the new Civic ‘sister version’ model code-named 2LN. This also means that by then both Guangqi Honda and Dongfeng Honda will have compact models and will compete in the market for this segment.

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