When it comes to the next generation Honda Civic, we’ve been getting a lot of previews. We’ve seen a concept and we’ve seen patent drawings, but the interior has been a question mark so far. Not anymore – here’s a first view at what the interior of the next generation Honda Civic will look like.
It looks like Honda will be abandoning the Honda Civic’s two-tiered dashboard design used in the previous two generations. Honda isn’t quite abandoning the idea – it’s used in other cars like the Honda Jade, but it appears that the Civic’s global clientele want a more traditional dash layout instead?
The new Civic’s instrument panel is now covered by a single, sculpted hood. The simple centre stack arrangement meets it in a way similiar to the Honda City. We can see a large storage area below the centre stack. A relatively short shifter knob is used, which the Civic has been employing the past two cars. The shift pattern looks like a CVT gearbox. No hand brake lever here – it’s been replaced by an electric version.
What do you think of the next generation Honda Civic’s interior so far? Have a close look at high resolution versions of the spyshots in the gallery below.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments show mixed reactions to the new Honda Civic interior, with some disappointed by its outdated look, small screens, and lack of premium features like push-start buttons. Others compare it unfavorably to Mazda's modern and stylish interiors, expressing hope that Honda improves the space and design. Several comments mention that the interior seems less innovative and more utilitarian, raising concerns about its appeal, while some express skepticism about its market success compared to competitors.