Honda Civic Hybrid Review

Honda made history in 1999 by releasing the first gasoline-electric hybrid car sold in the US. Then, in 2003, Honda did better than any other auto maker when it comes to producing Hybrid Electric vehicles with the debut of the first mass-produced gasoline-electric hybrid. It is used to power one of the most popular subcompacts in America, the Honda Civic.

What is a gasoline-electric hybrid car? Hybrid Electric vehicles like the Honda Civic Hybrid, combines the internal combustion engine of a conventional vehicle with the battery and electric motor of an electric vehicle. This results to twice the fuel economy of conventional vehicles. The benefits of a gasoline-electric hybrid car like the Honda Civic Hybrid include improved fuel economy and lower emissions compared to conventional vehicles.

 

The Civic Hybrid is part of the Honda Civic line-up. It is a new breed of Honda Civics that made use of leading edge technology to offer a more fuel efficient and environment-friendly automobile. It does not look any different from a regular Civic sedan although a closer look will reveal some minor changes in detail that make it look more upscale. Even if it has a different drivetrain than a regular Civic, it still drives like one.

 

The hybrid engine's performance does not have any noticeable differences during normal driving. The Civic has long been known for its good performance, nice ride and high degree of refinement. With the hybrid engine, we can add superb fuel efficiency and environment-friendliness to its long list of accolades.