Honda Civic

The car is first of its kind in India, available in two versions: Petrol and Hybrid 1.8E MT, 1.8V MT, 1.8V AT are the petrol variants and 1.3 Hybrid is the Hybrid variant. The petrol variants are powered by a 1.8L i-VTEC engine that generates 130 bhp of power. The Hybrid variant derives power from 1.3L hybrid engine that produces a 94 bhp of power. All the variants come with a 5-speed manual transmission; the 1.8V AT has the additional Paddle Shifters. The hybrid engine is mated to a CVT automatic transmission. Plush interior with elevated drivers seat, Multiplex Metre with Illumination Control, tubeless alloy wheels and foldable armrests provide utmost relaxation on long drives.
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Honda Civic Features

 
1.8E MT 1.8V AT
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Interior
Leather Seats
 
 
Height Adjustable Driver's Seat    
Tiltable Steering Column    
Leather Wrapped Steering & Gear Knob    
Sunroof / Moonroof    
Tinted Window Glass    
Exterior
Body Coloured Bumpers
 
 
Rear Spoiler    
Front Fog Lamps    
Rear Fog Lamps -  
Rear Defogger    
Rain-sensing Front Wipers    
Rear Wiper    
Roof Antenna    
Power Telescopic Roof Antenna    
Printed Glass Antenna    
Electrically Adjustable Outside Mirrors    
Tubeless Tyres    
Alloy Wheels    
Wheel Covers    
Comfort and Convenience
Power Windows
 
 
Power Steering    
Air Conditioner     
Climate Control    
CD Player    
MP3 Player    
AM/FM Radio    
LCD Monitor    
Cruise Control    
Power Door Locks    
Cup Holder    
Reverse Parking Sensors    
Safety
Central Locking
 
 
ABS    
Engine Immobilizer    
Airbags    
Remote Keyless Entry    
Child Safety Door Locks    
Front/Rear Seatbelts    
Collapsible Steering    
Crumple Zones    
Anti-theft Alarm    
 
Honda Civic Technical Specifications (Values May Differ)
 
1.8E MT
1.8V AT
Engine
Engine : 1.8L i-VTEC I-4 : 1.8L i-VTEC I-4
No. of Cylinders : 4 : 4
Number of Valves : 16 : 16
Bore x Stroke (mm) : 81.0 x 87.3 : 81.0 x 87.3
Displacement : 1799 (cc) : 1799 (cc)
Compression Ratio : 10.5:1 : 10.5:1
Fuel System : Programmed Fuel Injection : Programmed Fuel Injection
Performance (0-100) km/h : 9.7 (secs) : 11.0 (secs)
Valvetrain : SOHC : SOHC
Transmission
Transmission Type : 5-speed Manual : 5-speed Automatic
Driveline : Front Wheel Drive : Front Wheel Drive
Performance
Max. Power : 130 bhp@6300 rpm : 130 bhp@6300 rpm
Max. Torque : 172 Nm@4300 rpm : 172 Nm@4300 rpm
Dimensions & Weight
Overall Length (mm) : 4545 : 4545
Overall Width (mm) : 1750 : 1750
Overall Height (mm) : 1450 : 1450
Ground Clearance (mm) : 170 : 170
Wheelbase (mm) : 2700 : 2700
Kerb Weight (kgs) : 1210 : 1240
Capacity & Volume
Fuel Tank Capacity (litres) : 50 : 50
Reserve Tank Capacity (litres) :      - :      -
Trunk Capacity (litres) : 405 : 405
Seating Capacity : 5 : 5
Brakes
Front Brakes : Disc : Disc
Rear Brakes : Disc : Disc
Antilock Braking System : Yes : Yes
Steering
Min. Turning Radius (m) : 5.4 : 5.4
Power Steering : Yes : Yes
Steering Type : Rack and Pinion : Rack and Pinion
Suspension
Front Suspension : MacPherson Strut : MacPherson Strut
Rear Suspension : Double Wishbone : Double Wishbone
Shock Absorbers :      - :      -
Wheels & Tyres
Wheel Type : Alloy : Alloy
Wheel Size : 15" x 6J : 15" x 6J
Tyres : 195/65 R15 (Tubeless) : 195/65 R15 (Tubeless)
Fuel Economy *
City (kmpl.) : 10 : 8
Highway (kmpl.) : 14 : 14
Overall (kmpl.) : 11 : 10
Fuel Type : Petrol : Petrol
* Estimated values may differ under various conditions.

Honda Civic Colour Option

Honda Civic Car Model in India - Alabaster Silver
Honda Civic
Alabaster Silver
Honda Civic Car Model in India - Bluish Silver
Honda Civic
Bluish Silver
Honda Civic Car Model in India - Carbon Bronze Pearl
Honda Civic
Carbon Bronze Pearl
Honda Civic Car Model in India - Crystal Black
Honda Civic
Crystal Black
Honda Civic Car Model in India - Habanero Red
Honda Civic
Habanero Red
Honda Civic Car Model in India - Misty Violet
Honda Civic
Misty Violet
Honda Civic Car Model in India - Night Hawk Black
Honda Civic
Night Hawk Black
Honda Civic Car Model in India - Premium Pearl White
Honda Civic
Premium Pearl White
Honda Civic Car Model in India - Taffeta White
Honda Civic
Taffeta White

Honda Civic Review

Overview:
The Honda Civic is the eighth generation Civic and all-new in India, rolling out from the Honda Siel Cars plant located in Greater Noida. The Honda Civic has been voted as the 'Car of the year' for 2007. The Civic, after its launch in the US, comes with some tweaks to suit the Indian road. It is powered by 1.8L i-VTEC engine, comes with higher ground clearance and stiffer suspension. With top-of-the-line technology, sporty looks, choice of automotive and manual transmissions, the Civic is bound to please the Indian taste palates.

The Civic places itself in the entry-level D Segment and competes with Corolla and the Skoda Octavia. The Civic design is youthful and trendy in comparison with its competitors. The Civic comes in two choices: Petrol and Hybrid. 1.8E and 1.8V are the petrol versions and 1.3L is the hybrid version. The 1.8E comes with a 5-speed manual transmission whereas the 1.8V comes with either a 5-speed manual or a 5-speed automatic transmission. The Hybrid engine comes with Continuous variable transmission.

The Honda Civic is the futuristic family car!


Powertrain and Performance:
With its peppy engine and buttery smooth transmission, the Honda Civic comes with a high-tech and revolutionary 1.8L inline-4 engine that cranks out 130 bhp at 6,300 rpm and a peak torque of 172 Nm is achieved at 4,300 rpm. The incorporation of variable timing control for the single overhead cam enhances engine performance at high speed. The all-aluminium engine is ultra smooth and almost silent at low revs. Equipped with the 5-speed manual or an optional automatic (1.8V variant only), the Civic is swift. The power graph remains stable between 3,000 and 4,000 rpm, and that is when power is essential for a stop-and-go drive. It is a muscle engine and roars at high revs.

Under the hood, the Hybrid version sports a high-power 1.3 liter, four-cylinder petrol engine, which forks out a powerful 94 bhp @ 6000 rpm and a maximum torque of 122 Nm @ 4,600 rpm. This hybrid power is coupled with a Continuous variable transmission.

The all-independent suspension with McPherson Strut in front and coil over double wishbone with torsion bar in the rear is excellent during high speeds and highway drives, but not a very good mate for bad roads. The suspension system is tweaked for minimal body roll during tight cornering. The all disc brakes with brake assist give instant halt to the mighty car. The power-assisted, collapsible steering is precise and takes speed of the car into consideration for inputs. With all these smartly tuned features, the ride quality of the Civic takes driving to a new horizon.


Build and Styling:
The Honda Civic is not a typical three box character; the A-pillar is shifted forward for better aerodynamics that makes it look like the next generation car. The easy flow design with the kick-up eyed headlights and floating chrome grille are some of the stand out features.

The circular roof rises gradually and falls on the boot gracefully; the Civic's short boot gives it a contemporary feel. A touch of elegance is visible at every corner. The low-slung car looks sporty and outgoing. The interiors are also no less competitive; the cockpit style dash is really impressive and practical. The glove box has a handle on the right that makes it convenient for the driver. The Z-shaped hand break, side door knob, steering wheel and the instrument console are all futuristic for better practicality.

The digital speedometer impresses the most, while the premium sound system keeps you entertained all the way. The design gives scope for sufficient headroom and shoulder room. Though the boot is not voluminously large, it is still sufficient. The futuristic design makes this sedan a comfortable one.


Honda Civic Pros

Honda Civic Cons

» Choice of MT and AT.
» Cockpit style dash.
» Fuel efficiency.
» Futuristic sporty styling.
» Roomy interiors.
» High performance powertrain.
» Needs frequent downshifts at low speed.