The Eleventh Generation Honda Civic offers hatchback and sedan body styles, giving you a choice between a wide rear loading opening and a separate boot. Powertrain and equipment choices further shape everyday use.
For an easy commute, the hatchback 2.0 CVT pairs a gasoline engine with a continuously variable transmission. The 2.0 MT gives you manual gear selection, while the hybrid 2.0 e-CVT combines gasoline and electric power. These selected Honda Civic powertrain examples all use front-wheel drive.
Hatchback 5-door — Honda Civic Engines and Transmissions
Hatchback 5-door Honda Civic Engines and Transmissions
Honda Civic trim levels include Elegance and Sport for the 2.0 e-CVT hatchback. These identify equipment configurations within that hybrid version, so the trim name alone does not establish a different engine. When choosing, compare the fitted comfort, connectivity and driver assistance features against your priorities.
The 2.0 e-CVT hatchback uses a lithium-ion battery to support its hybrid powertrain. It stores recovered braking energy for use by the electric motor, helping reduce gasoline use in stop-start traffic. When considering Honda Civic battery capacity, focus on its role in everyday hybrid efficiency.