The new Honda Civic Sedan with 4 doors now has a price starting from €24,900
The Honda Civic Sedan will reach dealerships this very month of May at a price of €24,900 for its petrol version, and the diesel version at the end of the year

Coinciding with the presentation of the new Civic Sedan at the Automobile Barcelona 2017, Honda has announced the date on which the marketing of its renewed 4-door compact will begin. The first units of the Civic Sedan will reach the dealership network starting this very month of May, while the marketing of the Diesel version will start at the end of the year. The model will be available in three versions – Comfort, Elegance and Executive – and its price will start from €24,900.
The new four-door platform is noticeably longer than the Hatchback version (more than 13 cm), which translates into a spacious interior cabin, designed for 5 occupants, and a large boot capacity (519 litres).

As for its engines, the Civic Sedan will initially come with a 1.5-litre Turbo VTEC petrol engine that produces 180 CV of power. This unit can be paired with a 6-speed manual gearbox or a 7-ratio automatic CVT. The characteristics of the Diesel version, whose marketing is scheduled for the end of the year, are still to be confirmed.
As with the three-door version, the Civic Sedan features the second generation of the Honda CONNECT infotainment and connectivity system, a device compatible with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.

As with the rest of the Civic range, all versions of the Sedan include the Honda Sensing as standard equipment, an advanced safety system based on a combination of information generated through radar and camera systems, as well as various high-tech sensors, which serve to warn and assist the driver in situations of possible risk.
Below are the technical specifications of the new Honda Civic Sedan:

Technical specifications of this car
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