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Honda has confirmed pricing details for the all-new Civic, starting from £29,595 OTR or from £349 per month. The 11th generation Civic is only available as a hybrid; equipped with Honda's advanced self-charging two-motor e:HEV (full hybrid electric vehicle) technology.
The car's launch marks the completion of the brand's Electric Vision strategy for all its mainstream passenger cars in Europe to be electrified by the end of 2022.
The range starts with the Elegance grade, which features 17-inch alloy wheels, fabric seats, front and rear parking sensors and rear camera, a seven-inch multi-info display binnacle, and an eight speaker, Apple CarPlay/ Android Auto compatible infotainment, and navigation system as standard. As with all new Honda models, all Civic grades are equipped with Honda SENSING™, a comprehensive system of class-leading safety technologies and driver aids including Lane Keeping Assistant System, and the new Traffic Jam Assist function.
Starting at £30,595, the Sport grade gains a fabric and synthetic leather combination for the seats, sports pedals, LED fog lights and unique gloss black mirrors offset against low-gloss black window surrounds as well as striking 18-inch black alloys.
The Advance grade starts from £32,955, and includes an upgraded, premium 12-speaker BOSE 'Centerpoint™' sound system. Advance grade cars also feature a panoramic sunroof, Adaptive Driving Beam (ADB) headlights and an upgraded 10.2" multi-information display binnacle. Additional features also include two-tone black and diamond cut finished 18-inch alloys, leather seats and a heated steering wheel.
This year, the Civic celebrates its 50th anniversary having sold over 27.5 million models across 170 countries since it first launched in 1972. The 11th generation Civic builds on this long history of success, with an evolution in design, driving dynamics and powertrain technology that will appeal to both old and new Civic customers.
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Honda has confirmed pricing details for the all-new Civic, starting from £29,595 OTR or from £349 per month. The 11th generation Civic is only available as a hybrid; equipped with Honda's advanced self-charging two-motor e:HEV (full hybrid electric vehicle) technology.
The car's launch marks the completion of the brand's Electric Vision strategy for all its mainstream passenger cars in Europe to be electrified by the end of 2022.
The range starts with the Elegance grade, which features 17-inch alloy wheels, fabric seats, front and rear parking sensors and rear camera, a seven-inch multi-info display binnacle, and an eight speaker, Apple CarPlay/ Android Auto compatible infotainment, and navigation system as standard. As with all new Honda models, all Civic grades are equipped with Honda SENSING™, a comprehensive system of class-leading safety technologies and driver aids including Lane Keeping Assistant System, and the new Traffic Jam Assist function.
Starting at £30,595, the Sport grade gains a fabric and synthetic leather combination for the seats, sports pedals, LED fog lights and unique gloss black mirrors offset against low-gloss black window surrounds as well as striking 18-inch black alloys.
The Advance grade starts from £32,955, and includes an upgraded, premium 12-speaker BOSE 'Centerpoint™' sound system. Advance grade cars also feature a panoramic sunroof, Adaptive Driving Beam (ADB) headlights and an upgraded 10.2" multi-information display binnacle. Additional features also include two-tone black and diamond cut finished 18-inch alloys, leather seats and a heated steering wheel.
This year, the Civic celebrates its 50th anniversary having sold over 27.5 million models across 170 countries since it first launched in 1972. The 11th generation Civic builds on this long history of success, with an evolution in design, driving dynamics and powertrain technology that will appeal to both old and new Civic customers.
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Interior & Technology 01:55
Safety 04:18
Perfornance 05:48
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![New 2023 Mercedes EQS SUV Production at Alabama plant In The U.S
Mercedes Benz has announced that they have started production of their latest electric vehicle, the Mercedes EQS SUV in the US.
This is the first all-electric car from Mercedes Benz that is being built in the USA, production has now started at their plant in Alabama.
Mercedes-Benz is exclusively producing the all-electric EQS at its North American passenger vehicle plant. These vehicles rolling off the line is a key step in Mercedes-Benz Cars’ global initiative to produce eight all-electric vehicles at seven sites on three continents this year. The full-size EQS SUV is integrated in series production at the Mercedes-Benz Tuscaloosa plant in Alabama, which has been the production site for large SUVs bearing the three-pointed star since 1997. Tuscaloosa serves as a key production location for Mercedes-EQ luxury electric SUVs: the EQS SUV and EQE SUV, which goes into production later this year.
Jörg Burzer, Member of the Board of Management of Mercedes-Benz Group AG, Production and Supply Chain: “Our production network is very well positioned for the sustainable and rapid scaling of electric vehicle volumes. With the new EQS SUV joining our production portfolio of all-electric Mercedes-EQ models, we reached another important milestone in our strategy to go all electric by the end of the decade – wherever market conditions allow. I am absolutely sure that our great Tuscaloosa team will make the electric SUV another global success.”
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