Introducing the 2022 Honda Civic Hatchback

Building on the 2022 Civic Sedan that arrived to Honda dealerships in June, the most fun-to-drive Civic Hatchback ever combines striking, Euro-inspired exterior styling and five-door versatility with an even sportier driving experience.

[jahshjahsh]

Naturally aspirated with manual shift can easily get ten to twenty years warranty without the need to use it.

[seth_ap]

So glad the Sport hatch is getting the 2.0L and a manual. This is probably the last generation Civic that will get a naturally aspirated K20 and a manual on lower trim models.

[jdmguy]

Impressed by the new hatchback. Looks great inside and out.

[qwertyuiop]

Good stuff! Excited to buy myself a manual.

[Hecxa]

Very nice... the balance between the years 2012-2020 has been found. Cool and elegant.

[bastosfk]

Nice ! Waiting to see the type R version ! :D

[abdullahsaeed]

Bro this hatchback looks so much cooler than the original. Ill pay for this.

[aryehrosenthal]

I can't wait for the next Generation Honda Odyssey Minivan

[carnage_gamingPT]

10th gen owner here. Congrts honda, another machine.

[dwoodrow]

Can't wait for these to hit the market! Definitely will be trading up into one

[__.DarK.KnighT.__]

The hottest hatch I've ever seen is the 10th civic and this one (11th) .

[jpizel]

The type R is going to look amazing and grown ups won't have to feel ashamed in one.

[pulie]

Love it... Bit i will buy the saloon.... Great job honda! 💪

[emmanuelii]

Will you guys offer the same grill on the sedan? Just like how the prototype was?

[justincandalera]

When will it be available to purchase?

[frederickcharley]

I'm a little sad that the Honda civic 2 door went to the big junkyard in the sky but I guess things happen for a reason.

[StinkygooberTM]

Please give us a coupe version of the hatch

[zero-]

It would be cool to see some design elements from the CR-Z integrated into the Civic in the future such as the roofline.

[phillyphil]

(HPJ) Honda Pro Jason has JOINED THE CHAT.

[ezras]

Please notice that the 8th & 9th gen of the Civic didn't have the tunnel bulge before the back seat.
I really don't get what's the need for it if the Civic is a FWD - So what is the reason for it in the 10th, 11th gen??
This bulge damaging legroom space, specially damaging the comfort of the mid back seater..