The tenth generation of the Honda Civic will benefit from a new turbo petrol engine, according to a recent report.
Automotive News is reporting the unit will be used as an entry-level powerplant and will help the manufacturer meet the latest emissions standards.
Our source is quoting Honda’s global R&D head Yoshiharu Yamamoto, who said “downsized turbocharging will be the base, even for the Civic”.
There’s still nothing official, but according to AN, the new motor will have a displacement of 1.5 liters and will be offered along with a naturally aspirated engine.
Yamamoto also commented the turbo unit will deliver the same power and torque as the 2.0 and 2.4-liter naturally aspirated units and even better fuel efficiency.
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