8:52 not mild hybrid, it’s a full hybrid

What a review! Well done! Very informative and like the way you do it. Many greetings from The Netherlands.

I got mine in october 2022. Best Civic I ve ever had and the fuel economy is awesome, around 4,7 liters/100 km. And that includes German Autobahns!

I've got the Sport trim and am very happy. Really good on fuel, yet great fun when you put your foot down.

It doesn't have an automatic transmission. It doesn't have a transmission at all!!

Well done Honda! 👏👏

Really good review, you picked up ok a lot that of areas that others did not. The only issues not covered in this but maybe you will in your long term review when that happens, is the back of the rear seats aren’t solid. Fabric covers some big gaps and this causes problems with loading boxes and the corners snagging on the gaps. Also the clever rear parcel cover doesn’t dampen road noise like a solid parcel shelf does.

Thanks for the insights! Really looking forward to getting mine in the Advance Trim, only thing that I would've liked would've been ventilated seats. I ordered my new Civic back in October, and it was already obvious back then that it will take a while for it to be delivered (was told it would be March-June, but no word about it being delivered yet). I'm not in a rush though, I'm daily driving the new Civic's great grandfather for now, a 1985 Honda Civic Wagon, which will get some well deserved rest once the new Civic is here (will be keeping both of them). Not worried about road noise too much, as the old 85 Civic has the same noise level inside whether the window is up or down while driving, so it will be way better anyhow. I doubt the new Civic will last as long as the one I drive now, but we'll see.

Good review, and pleasantly presented.

Can't wait for the secondhand cars to get into my price range.

Great review Hope well explained and agree the best car in the class as the Jazz is in the small car category.

There is not gears. It’s only we can said one. From start till the top speed. We bought Civic Advance and yes because of that I know that.

I would like to ask if there is a problem with the fact that it is very low and when it is loaded it rests on the road (on something uphill) thanks

Another good review. 2:19 Why the heck, on this Japanese car, is the indicator stalk on the left? I don't get it. Not so much of an issue for a car with an auto transmission, but it still irks me. Doesn't Hyundai switch them to the right hand side for the UK, and other RHD markets (e.g. Australia)?

Great review. Only problem is that I ordered an Advanced model last year in November and I am now being told I might see it in June.....................................

Nope both is wirelles. You can change both on wireless in hidden menu:)

What do you think about the cabine noise? I found it a reason not to buy the car and go for a 330e in almost 70%over the price.

I never understand why people say "it doesn't need plugging in" as if having a tiny 1KWh battery is an advantage over the 30KWh battery you get in a Plug in hybrid which you can use for commuting every day and never use any petrol.

No, automatic brake hold can be set permanetly in the menus. once again, read the f-ing manual.

Trouble is the long delivery date

Why do most car testers wave their hands around and keep looking at the camera ?

Oh god, there is no eCVT transmission, that is used in Toyota Hybrid. In fact, there is complete opposite in Civic and that is fix gear instead of transmission.

Not sure why you stated long term review on your website, when it doesn't exist yet.

Why did you not mention the VW A GOLF then.

The same hybrid system is used in the Accord which gives 0-60 in 6.5 seconds, seems a shame that performance isn't available in the Civic.

Just an OOT comment. In UK the driving seat is on the right (in EU it is on the left). Most of the people are right-handed and using the infotainment in the left with the right hand is very uncomfortable.. and to my eyes (I am from Italy), awkward.

I mean, can you really call the Focus or Leon rivals when the price difference is so huge?

It won't sell well, this country is obsessed with German cars despite them being more expensive, less reliable and less tech for the money. I ordered mine in November, can't wait. I got 66 mpg with normal driving across a city

Holy sheeit! 29 thousand pounds!? That would be so amazing!!! Here in the tax hungry, half-socialist welfare state of Ireland, it's like 46000+ euro 😢

No Magic seats which flip up like in a cinema or lie completely flat.

50mpg! the petrol I.C.E Renault Clio i had used to give me 48mpg!!

It does not have a CVT. It does not have a gearbox. Can't these reporters get even basic information right?

Honda just make boring cars

I am shocked that this is the only option available for the new Civic!! They took away the last generation which was very good and affordable, which we could buy until a month ago, and replaced it with an automatic only hybrid, which costs nearly double the price here!! The 1.0L and 1.5L manual tenth generation were actually perfect for most people looking for a family car, but this isn't! The "old" Civic started at less than €25,000 here, but this one starts at €47,000!! - it's hardly an affordable family car anymore, when who wants to drive a stupid heavy hybrid automatic?! 😯😂🩲🦨🚗 . While of course the Type R is manual petrol and non hybrid, but it'll probably be €80,000 here if they even sell it, when the last one cost €60,000+, when the likes of Carwow already bemoaned the fact that it's £12,000 dearer than the old model... IF this new car was available with a non hybrid engine and a manual gearbox for less than €30,000, it might have a place in the market, but as it is no chance! And while I wouldn't touch an EV with a bargepole, the Tesla model 3 has come down in price twice recently, starting at around €60,000 a few months ago, but it now starts at €43,000, so if this one drives like an EV, why not buy a silly EV instead?! 😯 Wow, Honda have really screwed up with this! 😂🩲 .