bagwell

Honda's giving the first official look at the 11th-gen Civic in prototype form before its reveal next week.
https://hmg-h-cdn.hearstapps.com/vid...1605132375.mp4

• Honda has given a first look at the 2022 Civic sedan, and it's an inviting redesign.
• The car, in prototype form, will be revealed during a Twitch live stream on Tuesday, November 17, at 9:45 p.m. ET.
• The 2022 Honda Civic will go on sale in spring 2021, starting in the low-$20,000 range.

You'll be inclined to swipe right on the 2022 Honda Civic when you see it because the 11th-generation sedan will be much more attractive than its somewhat awkward-looking predecessor. Honda will unveil a prototype of the next Civic during a live stream on Twitch on November 17 at 9:45 p.m. ET.

We don't know much about the new Civic's powertrains, but Honda has confirmed that the 2022 lineup will include sedan, hatchback, Si, and Type R models, meaning there will be varying power levels from various four-cylinder engines. They'll ride on a newer version of the current Civic's platform, and a manual transmission should be standard (#SavetheManuals).

The 2022 Honda Civic will arrive in the U.S. in the spring, and pricing is expected to start in the low-$20,000 range.









https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a3...-civic-teased/

Fizzboy7

Getting rid of the tacky boomerang taillights is the easiest fix. But the sedan still appears to have frumpy hatchback styling. We shall see...

mmarshall

Here it is with the body still taped up.....but you can see the general shape.

https://carbuzz.com/news/your-last-l...e-its-unveiled

Hoovey689

iTrader: (16)

Looks more conventional this time around

pbm317

Seems to be a much cleaner look overall. Even the type face on the Civic badging seems to be more generic.

Lexuslvr91

LED light design seems inspired by the A5 Sportback. Should be another solid entry.

rosskoss

That looks really good through the camo - almost reminds me of old Accord in form with some earlier Acura TSX thrown in for good measure.

Haven't cared much for the Honda designs over the last few years - the 'robot' styling with odd bulges and edges never appealed to me emotionally. This looks different.

madmax2k1

I know this is highly subjective, but there isn't a single good looking design in Honda's lineup.

mmarshall

What's wrong with the Ridgeline? The latest version seems to be a lot less awkward than in the past...it actually looks like a truck now.

Kense

I like it! Back looks like a 3 series now.

F1Driver

And the current 3 series back end looks like a previous generation Lexus IS. Small automotive world we live in.

Toys4RJill

Hyundai Elantra went all weirdo with their styling....so Honda tones it down as the previous gen was a bit out there.

mmarshall

I also like the fact that recent Civics have also finally gotten away from that split-level speedometer/tach display, which had one reading in the conventional spot in front of the steering wheel, and the other one higher and far out in front, near the base of the windshield. Some people needed bifocals to read them LOL.

F1Driver

Here's a fully colorized rendering based on the most recent patent image:

kevq35

Looks like a baby accord with revised front end.