Uploaded August 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This video is a short demonstration of how good the auto high-beam feature can operate on a 2018 Honda Civic. I personally think the system is fine
but there are certain situations where it's not as good as a human would operate.
In most situations the auto high-beam feature works great but I think the biggest weakness is that it's often not detecting cars in front of you, when they're
driving in the same direction as you do.
But anyway I think Honda did a great work and it's also very easy to deactivate the system.
Timecode:
00:00 Part 1: when the auto high-beam feature worked perfectly fine
00:48 It works great, also at far distances
00:59 Strong reflections due to traffic and road signs
01:38 Part 2: when it's not as good as a human driver would operate the high beams
02:00 Part 3: when the feature is not working or it's reactin time was way too slow
Car: Honda Civic 2018 Sedan CVT Executive (petrol engine 1.5VTEC Turbo)
Track ID: No Copyright Music Ocean THBD YouTube
Editing: Adobe Premiere
If you have any questions, just let me know in the coments below
This video is a short demonstration of how good the auto high-beam feature can operate on a 2018 Honda Civic. I personally think the system is fine
but there are certain situations where it's not as good as a human would operate.
In most situations the auto high-beam feature works great but I think the biggest weakness is that it's often not detecting cars in front of you, when they're
driving in the same direction as you do.
But anyway I think Honda did a great work and it's also very easy to deactivate the system.
Timecode:
00:00 Part 1: when the auto high-beam feature worked perfectly fine
00:48 It works great, also at far distances
00:59 Strong reflections due to traffic and road signs
01:38 Part 2: when it's not as good as a human driver would operate the high beams
02:00 Part 3: when the feature is not working or it's reactin time was way too slow
Car: Honda Civic 2018 Sedan CVT Executive (petrol engine 1.5VTEC Turbo)
Track ID: No Copyright Music Ocean THBD YouTube
Editing: Adobe Premiere
If you have any questions, just let me know in the coments below




![Honda Civic 1.5l Turbo - Fuel Economy on a winter day
Fuel Consumption at low temperatures. Slow driving style from Ammerland to Munich (Autobahn A95). Trying to keep the fuel consumption low by softly accelerating and linear driving instead of pulse and glide / pump and glide (hybrid driving technique)
Cruise Control: Mostly off
AC (Air Conditioning): on
Temperature: 0 degree Celsius / 32 degree Fahrenheit
1 passengers and luggage
2018 Honda Civic FC1 (10th gen / Civic X) sedan
1.5l Turbo / 182 hp – i-VTEC
Engine: 4-cylinder 1.5-liter L15B7 turbocharged engine (L15BB) Atkinson/Miller
CVT (continuously variable transmission)
Stock - no modifications
Trim: Executive
Engine oil: Honda OEM Synthetic Engine Oil TYPE 2.0 0w-20
Fuel: Super 95 ROZ (85 MOZ) (91 Oktan)
Remaining fuel: 90%
Tires: Vredestein Quatrac 5 (alll season tires)
Tire pressure: 2,7 bar (39 psi)
Rims: original Honda 17 rims
MPH to KMH reference
80 km/h = 49 mph
90 km/h = 56 mph
100 km/h = 62 mph
110 km/h = 68 mph
120 km/h = 75 mph
l./ 100 km to MPG (miles per gallon)
16,8 l/100 km = 13 mpg
7,9 l/100 km = 30 mpg
6,5 l/100 km = 36 mpg
5,8 l/100 km = 41 mpg
5,5 l/100 km = 42 mpg
5,2 l/100 km = 45 mpg
4,9 l/100 km = 48 mpg
4,6 l/100 km = 51 mpg
4,1 l/100 km = 57 mpg
Music:
- HMCB – As Old As Time [Chillwave] from Royalty Free Planet
- e s c p – Through The Waves [Chillwave] from Royalty Free Planet
- e s c p – Sail Away [Chillwave] from Royalty Free Planet Honda Civic 1.5l Turbo - Fuel Economy on a winter day](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/h3hTBKKe3pA/mqdefault.jpg)





