Earlier this week, Honda launched the brand-new 2022 Civic Hatchback, and we feel it's every bit as important as that cool Ferrari. But some feel like more should have been done with the design.

The Honda Civic Hatchback has been redesigned for 2022. It now features a more traditional aesthetic on the outside while inside it's a thoroughly modern machine.

The 2022 Civic will be formally introduced on April 28 and go on sale this summer, Honda said Wednesday, followed by a hatchback version several months later. While other automakers have abandoned ...

The 2022 Honda Civic Hatchback is what happens when the straight-A honors student gets tutored by an Ivy League professor. There might’ve been a few youthful, ...

Throughout its 11 generations, the Honda Civic has generally followed a pattern of a revolutionary redesign followed six years later by a more cautious ...

Honda unveils the hatchback version of its 2022 Civic. While there are no big surprises, we do note it now comes with a choice of two available engines.

Honda is nearly ready to show us the hatchback version of the new 2022 Civic. Along with a teaser image of the new body style that debuts June 23, Honda also confirmed some great news: the hatch will ...

The all-new 2022 Honda Civic hatchback features a 1.4-inch longer wheelbase and honeycomb grille Karl Brauer The all-new, 11th-generation Honda Civic launched in June when the sedan went on sale ...

In many ways, for many perfectly sound reasons, this 2022 Honda Civic Hatchback shouldn't exist. The regular Civic is a mainstay of the compact sedan segment, a perennial best-seller, and a rare ...

2022 Honda Civic Hatchback | Manufacturer image Honda’s popular Civic underwent a redesign for the 2022 model year on both its sedan and hatchback body styles. While we’re still waiting on ...

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But while the manual-box sedan is done, fortunately, Honda has confirmed that the 2022 hatchback, Si and Type R versions will still be able to benefit from the mechanical transmission.