The renewed Honda Civic e:HEV reveals its equipment and prices for Spain

Just over a month ago, Honda showed us the changes it had made to the Civic e:HEV, a compact hybrid that stands out for its outstanding balance between handling, engine responsiveness and its low fuel consumption. The Japanese brand did not want to wait any longer, and the new Civic e:HEV is now on sale in Spain, where they have already revealed both its equipment and its prices.

Let’s recall that, broadly speaking, the main aesthetic changes affecting the Honda Civic e:HEV focus on its front end, with a newly designed bumper with more pronounced lines that also affect the design of its grille, now much more refined and visually striking. At the bottom, the air intake is more aggressive, and Honda has eliminated the fog lights in favour of vertical air intakes, something that is due to the fact that all the lighting is entrusted to the improved LED technology of its headlights, not to mention the discreet splitter in body colour.

The interior of the Honda Civic e:HEV benefits, in all of its trims, from pillars and roof upholstered in black fabric to provide a greater sense of quality. From here on, and as is obvious, everything will depend on the trim level you choose to benefit from more or less equipment, although it should be said that the Civic e:HEV is well equipped from its entry-level trim called Elegance, which already includes the following equipment:

• 17-inch diamond-cut alloy wheels
• LED front and rear lights
• High Beam Support System
• Light and rain sensors
• Tinted rear windows
• Chrome window surrounds
• Digital instrument cluster with 7-inch screen
• Infotainment system with 9-inch touchscreen
• 8 speakers
• 2 front USB-C sockets
• 2 front USB-A sockets
• Bluetooth and Apple CarPlay
• Wireless charger
• Two-zone climate control
• Electrochromic interior mirror
• Heated door mirrors with electric adjustment and folding
• Black fabric upholstery
• Driver’s seat with electric lumbar adjustment
• Heated front seats
• Rear-view camera with parking function and guide lines
• Front and rear parking sensors
• Adaptive cruise control
• Electric parking brake
• Hill start assist system
• Steering wheel paddle shifters
• Smart keyless entry and start system
• Brake-control collision mitigation system
• Tyre pressure sensors
• Emergency stop signal
• Forward collision warning
• Intelligent speed limiter
• Unintentional lane change warning
• Lane keeping assist system
• Low-speed following function and traffic jam assist
• Road departure prevention system
• Traffic sign recognition
• Driver attention monitoring system

The next trim is called Sport, and in addition to everything described above it adds the following equipment:

• 18-inch alloy wheels in matt grey finish
• Gloss black window surrounds
• Gloss black mirrors
• Rear-seat air conditioning vents
• Heated steering wheel
• Instrument cluster with 10.2-inch digital screen
• Aluminium pedals
• Mixed black fabric and faux leather upholstery

Finally, the last trim is called Advance and adds the following equipment to everything above:

• 18-inch two-tone diamond-cut alloy wheels
• Active cornering lights
• Adaptive high beams
• Gloss black grille
• Panoramic sunroof with opening section
• Bose audio system with 12 speakers
• Front seats with electric adjustment

As for its mechanics, the Honda Civic e:HEV retains the setup we already knew: a 2,000 cc petrol engine working together with an electric motor and a 1.05 kWh battery, so that with this combination the hybrid system delivers a power output of 184 CV together with a torque of 315 Nm, which move it with ease.

As I mentioned above, the Honda Civic e:HEV is already available to order, priced at 33,400 euros in the Elegance trim, 34,900 euros for the Sport trim and, finally, 37,600 euros for the Advance trim.

Technical specifications of this car

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