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No 'adaptive' dampers like 10th gen either

205 HP, with more torque than 10th gen. Will feel just as quick but numbers will be slower.

I see no mention of it strangely

I hope the Si and R get something other than the gloss black on the dash. I love the look of the faux carbon fiber on the dash of the 10th gen. I highly highly doubt it'll be matte black like in these photos.

In the Topher’s review of the hatch ST, he mentions going out to California in “a few weeks” to test out the new Si. @15:42

Yes?!

Official release states that the 1.5T in the EX and Touring now revs to 6,600 RPM which bodes well for the Si revving even higher too.

I think it's a very elegant and handsome design, much like the 8th gen. It won't turn some heads and get the the "that's a civic?" reaction of the 10th gens, especially the coupes, but this hatch looks well well rounded.

I think it's quite good looking. I think the Si in the sedan form has potential to be a really good looking car. Plus, the "more powerful engine options” as pointed out above really has my gears turning!

I'm not sure I can really tell if this odd looking bulge is on the prototype. Other than that, I really do like how I blends some of the elements from the 10G like the coupe style taillights and aggressive front fascia.

I've gotta admit that the mockup with the paint colors does look quite nice. Give the si some nice wheels, a nice spoiler, good looking exhaust, and an upgraded 1.5t, and we might be onto something. Also, with only two body styles it would be epic to have a Type-R sedan.

Never been a big fan of any car from patent images. They almost always look better with real wheels, paint, and comparing with a background. One thing is for sure... this civic will probably continue to handle very well, be very fuel efficient, and still fun.

Wasn’t the next ILX supposed to be on the 5 door platform? I seriously think this could be an Acura product.

I don't believe that. Also, did motortrend make that concept? It looks hideus.

I can't imagine an Si model with any engine smaller than the 1.5L unless it's a hybrid setup.

Looks like it's from October of 2016. I would have believed that information back then, but with the MMC not happening until MY 2020, I doubt it'll be that fast.

Uhhh... Source?