Can you imagine a world where cars have no emissions, don't use petrol and perform just as well as they do today? It may sound like a dream, but at Honda, we're already on the way to realising it.

The Civic Hybrid is the result of our dedication to reducing emissions and increasing fuel efficiency. Or, to put it another way, helping the planet at the same time as saving you money. But that's just the tip of the iceberg. Introduced in 2002, our FCX is a fuel cell vehicle powered by hydrogen and its only emission is water. Water so pure the Mayor of San Francisco drank it after a test drive. 22 FCX vehicles are now being used on a daily basis in Japan and the United States. The FCX Concept is Honda's latest generation fuel cell vehicle.

An innovative design
At Honda we continuously look at ways of improving. So we set to work completely re-designing a car we were totally happy with.
Features like 15" alloys, mirror integrated indicators, front foglights, body coloured side protectors and re-designed headlights bring better aerodynamics, increased style and improved driving.
In looks, as well as innovation, the Civic Hybrid carries no compromises.

More power. Better economy
The trade-off with cars has always been one of power and economy. Large engines produce more power and accelerate faster. But they burn more fuel.
The Civic Hybrid system delivers the same level of performance but from a much smaller engine. This allowed us to design a lightweight body with efficient aerodynamics. So it achieves the performance of a saloon with a much sportier nature and still manages to cut your fuel consumption and lower emissions.
Even the 15" alloy wheels are specifically designed to push aerodynamics to a new level. Something more in common with supercars than hybrids.

More comfort. More space
When people think about hybrids they usually think 'alternative'. But, with the Civic Hybrid, we wanted to create a feeling of quality. That's why you'll find high quality fabric as standard and heated front seats with lumbar support. There's also an option for a full leather interior. Things you only find in executive saloons? Not any more.
Space is a luxury too, and the Civic Hybrid has impressive amounts of it. Something achieved by designing the interior with a flat floor - created by running the exhaust system down the side instead of the centre and changing the shape of the battery pack behind the back seat. The result is plenty of room for heads, legs, and elbows, and all the comfort you could ask for.