The days when the hatchback and sedan Honda Civic differed in design are gone. The five-door version looks exactly like its four-door sibling from the front. In profile, the hatchback features a more sloping roof, and its taillights are connected by a glowing strip.
The Honda Civic 2022 is slightly larger than its predecessor, and its wheelbase has grown by 38 mm – to 2735 mm. Body rigidity has been increased by 19%.
In the cabin, more expensive versions feature a virtual instrument cluster, and the multimedia touchscreen has been enlarged to 7-9 inches diagonally. In the second row, there is 35 mm more legroom. The base Honda Civic trim now includes adaptive cruise control, automatic braking, and lane-keeping assist systems.
Like the sedan, the five-door Honda Civic 2022 is offered with a 2.0-liter 160-horsepower naturally aspirated four-cylinder and a 1.5-liter turbo engine producing 182 hp. Later, a 200-horsepower Si variant is also promised. By the way, unlike the four-door version, the hatchback can be chosen not only with a CVT but also with a 6-speed manual transmission.
