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The Honda Civic Hybrid sees no major changes for 2011.
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The Honda Civic Hybrid sees no major changes for 2010.
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In addition to getting a slight exterior freshening, the Civic Hybrid now features electronic stability control and a USB audio interface as standard equipment. New options include leather seating, heated seats and side mirrors and a Bluetooth enabled navigation system.
About Honda Civic
Honda continues to make into reality what other manufacturers only talk about. Take, for example, the Civic Hybrid. It's a car that employs a small gasoline engine assisted by an electric motor that can, under certain low-speed situations, become the car's sole powerplant. Urban commuters will find the Civic Hybrid superior to its gasoline counterpart because it allows for equally frugal city and highway fuel economy, while producing minimal-to-no greenhouse emissions. Unlike the Toyota Prius, which assumes a functional but futuristic appearance, the Civic Hybrid closely mirrors the newly restyled Civic Sedan, with only few minor exterior and interior changes to differentiate the two cars.
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