honda civic hybrid

Manual transmission is standard in plain Honda Civic models except it’s Civic EX-L model which comes with an automatic 5-speed transmission. Civic Hybrid model comes with CVT (Continuously Variable Transmission), which is almost similar to the automatic transmission system.






Honda has recently launched the hybrid version of its successfully running Civic Sedan. The car is already being liked by so many people and is a trusted name in the automobile industry. The interiors and exteriors of Civic Hybrid resemble the Civic line luxury. The interiors are kept comfy and soothing in all aspects. With a major difference of engine, Civic Hybrid is also being accepted by new car buyers. Let’s look at all aspects of cars in comparison to its plain Honda Civic Sedan.



The interiors and instrumentation of both the cars are built on the same base. The electronics for the Hybrid version contains some extra switches and latches for its extra system, but rest of the controls which where formerly present in the normal Civic model are all there, the same dashboard pattern with just some extra displays for hybrid driving and engine alerts. The battery is kept in the rear, so boot space is affected by approximately 2fts but it doesn’t matters if you are an inside city mover.



I would suggest buying a hybrid version over the normal one because of it good fuel economy and fewer emissions to the environment. The price difference is negotiable and will be returned by the saved fuel in 2-3 years and still you will be saving fuel after that also.