All New Accord 1.5L LX vs Honda Civic 2022 1.5T Sport Comparison

Car Information

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Dimensions

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Fuel Economy

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Transmission

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Key Spec

1.5 L - 3.5 L

1.5 L - 2.0 L

173 BHP - 278 BHP

123 BHP - 180 BHP

Automatic & CVT

Automatic & CVT

Gasoline & Petrol

Gasoline & Petrol

TBD

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Exterior

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Engine

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1.5 L

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Petrol

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180 BHP

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Comparison of configuration highlights

  • All New Accord 1.5L LX

    • Push Button Start
    • Keyless Entry
    • Parking sensor rear
    • Keyless Start
    • Rear Cross Traffic Alert
    • Collision Safety Door Latch Open System
    • Collision Safety Cut-Out
    • Anti-Theft Alarm System
    • Number of Airbags
    • Vehicle Stability Control (VSC)
    • Parking Sensors - Front and Rear
    • ABS
    • EBA/BA
    • Lane Departure Warning
    • Lane Keeping Assist
  • Honda Civic 2022 1.5T Sport

    • Audio Controls on Steering Wheel
    • Electronic Engine Immobilizer
    • Power Tailgate
    • 360 Degree Camera
    • Rear Defogger
    • Push Button Start
    • Temperature Display
    • Keyless Entry
    • Welcome Light
    • Rear Camera
    • Steering Adjustment
    • Anti-Theft Alarm System
    • Number of Airbags
    • Pedestrian airbag
    • First Aid Kit
    • Fire Extinguisher
    • Active Understeer Control (AUC)
    • Active Bonnet
    • Collision Detection
    • Auto Door Lock
    • Spare Wheel
    • Door Mirrors with Side Turn Signal
    • Vehicle Stability Control (VSC)
    • Parking Sensors - Front and Rear
    • EBD (Electronic Brakeforce Distribution)
    • ABS
    • Traction Control System (TCS / ASR, etc.)
    • Child Seat Interface (ISOFIX)
    • Active braking
    • Lane Departure Warning

Review Comparison

Positive

  • Smooth and safe driving experience
  • Economical in fuel consumption
  • Spacious and comfortable interior

Negative

  • Screen technologies and user interface need to be improved
  • Traditional exterior design lacks innovation
  • Off-road performance affects comfort

Positive

  • High fuel efficiency
  • Long lasting reliability
  • High quality interior design

Negative

  • Limited rear space for passengers
  • Average off road performance
  • An insufficiently innovative infotainment system

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Editor's PickHonda Civic 2022 1.5T Sport

Expert / Editor Recommendation

Choose All New Accord 1.5L LX if you care more about fuel economy; choose Honda Civic 2022 1.5T Sport if you care more about overall equipment.

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Q&A

  • According to fuel consumption data, All New Accord 1.5L LX has a fuel consumption of 6.41, while Honda Civic 2022 1.5T Sport has a fuel consumption of 6.49. Therefore, All New Accord 1.5L LX is more fuel-efficient.
  • In terms of interior space, All New Accord 1.5L LX has a wheelbase of 2830, while Honda Civic 2022 1.5T Sport has a wheelbase of 2.736. Generally, the model with the longer wheelbase, All New Accord 1.5L LX, offers more room.
  • Check drive type, ground clearance and torque together. All New Accord 1.5L LX uses No data, while Honda Civic 2022 1.5T Sport uses Front Wheel Drive.