2017 Honda Civic Hatchback concept teased and expected to debut in New York
Honda has released new concept for its 2017 Honda Civic Type R model. It was first showcased at the Geneva Motor Show, following its first reveal at the New York Motor Show 2015.
According to the company, the concept is already close to what will be developed and released come early 2017, as what is usually the case with most Honda cars. Daily Sun reported that the concept for the five-door vehicle was created by designer X-Tomi, with concept image shown in the link above.
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The style deviates from what is the Honda Civic is known for. Its front has a more rugged look, with big air intakes, sharper lines and LED headlamps on the front. There is improved visibility to the rear spoiler, an improvement from the critics of the 2016 model. The 2017 Honda Civic Hatchback looks sport in all ways, featuring its low stance, sharp angles and a sleek, low front.
Civic fans who are looking for roomier ride will not be disappointed. According to Carbuyer, it is bigger by 30mm width and 130mm length. However, headroom is a little lower to achieve the sportier look.
It will debut just days before the 2016 New York International Auto Show. Durham Region reported that the variant will be launched sometime later this year. It will first be seen in North America at the NY International Auto Show.
What sets it apart and builds up the current lineup of Honda is its sporty appearance and Honda Turbo engine technology. The Honda hatchback makes use of the five-door look alongside some premium interior and safety features.
While there are still no details about the 2017 Honda Civic Hatchback’s engine, Jalopnik managed to obtain a screenshot of a new engine from the company. The 2.0 litre turbocharged engine, pictured in the link above, was linked by credible sources close to the company. No details have been revealed as to the specs of the 2017 Honda Civic Hatchback, but from the looks of it, the engine will surpass the noted 276 horsepower and 7,000 RPM, with help from the three-pedal manual gearbox.
