The Ninth Generation Honda Accord (USA) offers Sedan and Coupe bodies for different priorities in everyday use. Your choice of powertrain also shapes how the car accelerates and whether charging becomes part of ownership.
Among the Honda Accord (USA) engine choices, the Sedan’s 3.5 AT pairs gasoline power with an automatic transmission and conventional gear changes. The 2.0 CVT hybrid and 2.0 CVT plug-in hybrid Sedan versions combine gasoline and electric power with continuously variable operation. These selected examples all use front-wheel drive.
Sedan — Honda Accord (USA) Engines and Transmissions
Sedan Honda Accord (USA) Engines and Transmissions
Both the 2.0 CVT hybrid Sedan and 2.0 CVT plug-in hybrid Sedan use lithium-ion batteries. The hybrid replenishes its battery while driving, including through regenerative braking, without needing a socket. The plug-in hybrid also accepts external charging, making convenient charging access useful if you want to cover more everyday journeys on electric power.