Honda reveals fresh styling and enhanced interior for Civic
Honda Civic 2020 - Exterior Rear View
The refreshed Civic builds on the car's purposeful silhouette and muscular stance by adding a new elegant, symmetrical lower front grille around the fog lights, with smoothed surfaces and sleek styling blades. A simpler grille beam configuration and new air-intake design give the front profile a cleaner, more aerodynamic design.
Upgrades to the Civic's face also include full LED headlight clusters, and redesigned LED daytime running lights that follow the dynamic lines of the styling blades. New 16-inch alloy wheels are available for the entry-level model, while mid- and top-range models can be styled with sporty 'Shark Grey' 17-inch alloys for customers wanting a more dramatic look.
- Exterior upgrades deliver enhanced sporty styling
- New alloy-wheel designs, including new 17-inch 'Shark Grey' option
- LED headlights now standard across the range
- New interior materials and updated infotainment system layout enhance premium feel and usability
- Top specification adds electrically adjustable driver's seat
- New model available to order from December
Adding to the range of existing colour options, the Civic will also be available in a stand-out new paint finish, Obsidian Blue.
The refined interior of the Civic has been upgraded with the inclusion of new textured interior panels that reinforce the sophisticated, premium ambience. The Civic continues to combine class-leading versatility and practical usability, now with the added benefit of an electric eight-way adjustable driver's seat available on top-of-the-range models.
The intuitive, connected infotainment system connects the driver with the car seamlessly and incorporates Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration. Honda has enhanced usability by adding physical buttons and dials for the infotainment and climate controls, in response to customer demand.
The Civic retains its range of highly-efficient and powerful engines, with CVT or six-speed manual transmissions. The 1.0 litre VTEC Turbo unit, with 126 PS and 200 Nm of torque, achieves NEDC CO2 emissions from 107 g/km for the CVT-equipped model, and WLTP fuel economy from 49.6mpg. The larger 1.5 litre VTEC Turbo petrol option produces 182 PS and 240 Nm of torque, with emissions from 128 g/km for the six-speed manual model and combined fuel economy of 46.3mpg.
Honda's recently revised 1.6 litre i-DTEC diesel engine offers 120 PS and torque of 300 Nm, combined with emissions of 90 g/km when equipped with the six-speed manual transmission, and fuel economy of 62.8 mpg.
The refreshed Civic retains a sophisticated chassis set up that delivers outstanding handling and ride comfort. A lightweight, highly rigid bodyshell - the product of innovative new engineering and construction techniques - complements the lower centre of gravity and the sophisticated MacPherson strut suspension system to deliver an engaging and fun driving experience.
The Civic continues to benefit from an industry-leading suite of active safety technologies that helped the model earn top ratings in the Euro NCAP tests.The passive safety features of the Civic are complemented by Honda SENSING active safety and driver assist technologies, installed on all grades. The safety system incorporates Collision Mitigation Braking System, Adaptive Cruise Control, Lane Departure Warning, Lane Keeping Assist System and Traffic Sign Recognition.
Building on its 40-year heritage, the latest Civic remains a class-leading, practical car, now with added refinement and new dynamic styling. Customers will be able to test drive 2020 Civic from January 2020, with deliveries starting in January 2020.