So far, we have seen the patent images of what seems to be the 11th generation Honda Civic. Looking at the exterior of the new Honda Civic, it looks underwhelming for some due to its transition from having an aggressive appeal to having a more subdued appeal.
Now, we get to see a series of trademark images for the interior of the 2022 Honda Civic. Looking at the images, the interior seems to be going through the same transition as its exterior.
The possible new dashboard of the 2022 Honda Civic
One of the most noticeable changes seen in the images is the new placement of the infotainment screen. It now sits at the top of the dashboard and the aircon vents are moved below the infotainment screen.
The housings for the aircon vents are likely designed with a simpler and cleaner boxy-type finish. The current Honda Civic houses the aircon vents with uneven and slanting lines that give it a sporty appeal inside.
Top view of the dashboard
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We can also see that the dashboard is designed with more straight lines as compared to the current model that comes with aggressive and complex patterns. Other probable features included in the dashboard are USB charging ports, more infotainment functions, and climate control knobs.
Unlike the previous Civic generations, the 2022 model will not be having a coupe version. Instead, Honda will be offering a sedan and hatchback versions only with the Type R as the more performance-oriented option.
Do you prefer the new one or the old one?
Will Honda retain the Civic’s global reputation of being a street tuner looking car? Or will the Honda give the car a tamer and subdued overall design? We’ll find out soon enough as the 11th generation Honda Civic is expected to arrive in the markets in June next year.
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Know more about Honda Civic 2024
The 2023 Honda Civic is a compact, five-door sedan. It is now in its eleventh-generation. For the Philippine market, the Civic has a price range of Php 1,583,000 to Php 1,775,000. It has three variants consisting of the V Turbo, and the RS Turbo as the top-spec trim. All of them are equipped with the Honda Sensing driver assist safety suite, and all use a 1.5-liter turbocharged VTEC inline-4 gasoline engine capable of making up to 175 horsepower and 240 Nm of torque. All trims use a continuously variable transmission (CVT).
Size-wise, the 2023 Civic is 4,678mm long, 1,802mm wide, and 1,415mm in height. It wheelbase length measures 2,735mm long, and it has a ground clearance of 134mm. Competitors of the Honda Civic for the Philippine market includes the likes of the Toyota Corolla Altis, Mazda3, Kia Forte, Nissan Sylphy, among others.
₱ 1,583,000 - ₱ 1,775,000
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