2022 Honda Civic Hatchback Begins Production At Indiana Auto Plant!!

[Toprarnen]

It’s not confirmed yet per say but I believe it could be just NA. Someone is going to have check.

Hopefully domestic production leads to greater availability/allocation and fewer markups. I'd love to have one at MSRP or better. $5k over MSRP pushes me towards a luxury car or a base Civic hatch instead.

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[Shankmeyster]

Makes no sense that they would keep the 1.5 in the Sport in every other market BUT the US. I mean that was one of the main selling points of the 10th Sport. Makes sense to put the 2.0 in the LX though.

 

[mikes210]

since you can get the Sport Hatch in 1.5T in Canada, are they Canadian made?
or US made and shipped up?

 

[mikes210]

I imagine the below are Canadian dollar prices (CAN) and not USD prices

So $33,200 CAD for Sport 6MT would be $25,952 USD in currency conversion.

Canadian Spec:

VS
US Spec:

 

[VarmintCong]

Makes me wonder if this is related to a hatchback Integra.

So 1.5T Integra hatch and 2.0T hatch Civic. That’s the only explanation that makes sense.

 

[NorthernLaw]

Wish that was the case but next one to get revealed is the Si. Once that’s done then Type R will be unveiled in the spring time.

Now this would be sick to wake up to one day

 

[TigerEyeJazz]

Now this would be sick to wake up to one day

That’s a nice mock up!! It actually gets me pumped for one.

 

[NorthernLaw]

That’s a nice mock up!! It actually gets me pumped for one.

Oh thanks, it was like 40s to make, didn't try to make anything special, just a mockup of what I want to see one day haha

 

[TigerEyeJazz]

Oh thanks, it was like 40s to make, didn't try to make anything special, just a mockup of what I want to see one day haha

No worries. These type of things always look cool to me.

 

[TypeSiR]

Makes me wonder if this is related to a hatchback Integra.

So 1.5T Integra hatch and 2.0T hatch Civic. That’s the only explanation that makes sense.

Decision was purely driven by bean counters. Honda (Acura) doesn’t care about the Canadian market. It sold less than one thousand ILX’s in 2020. So having a 1.5T sport hatch (6MT) won’t dent the upcoming Integra sales in Canada. But doing the same in the US could cannibalize Si/ST/Integra sales as Acura is aiming to sell 35k of its entry-level car per year. This sucks and there’s no other way to put it.

https://driving.ca/column/driving-b...rands-that-still-sell-a-lot-of-cars-in-canada

 

[TigerEyeJazz]

Decision was purely driven by bean counters. Honda (Acura) doesn’t care about the Canadian market. It sold less than one thousand ILX’s in 2020. So having a 1.5T sport hatch (6MT) won’t dent the upcoming Integra sales in Canada. But doing the same in the US could cannibalize Si/ST/Integra sales as Acura is aiming to sell 35k of its entry-level car per year. This sucks and there’s no other way to put it.

https://driving.ca/column/driving-b...rands-that-still-sell-a-lot-of-cars-in-canada

The Integra could play a role in some capacity. Mind you Honda of Japan handled the Integra and will handle all sedan’s going forward. Maybe in some cases Honda saw it as strategy to go ahead and make the 1.5t in the Integra base trim. It’s odd what’s going on honestly.

 

[VarmintCong]

Decision was purely driven by bean counters. Honda (Acura) doesn’t care about the Canadian market. It sold less than one thousand ILX’s in 2020. So having a 1.5T sport hatch (6MT) won’t dent the upcoming Integra sales in Canada. But doing the same in the US could cannibalize Si/ST/Integra sales as Acura is aiming to sell 35k of its entry-level car per year. This sucks and there’s no other way to put it.

https://driving.ca/column/driving-b...rands-that-still-sell-a-lot-of-cars-in-canada

Yeah, I'll be happy if there's a 6mT Integra hatch (will believe that when I see it), but feel bad cause the 6mT sport hatch 1.5T was such a great car and so cheap. I loved mine. A $28k base Integra won't help those on a budget.

 

[TypeSiR]

Yeah, I'll be happy if there's a 6mT Integra hatch (will believe that when I see it), but feel bad cause the 6mT sport hatch 1.5T was such a great car and so cheap. I loved mine. A $28k base Integra won't help those on a budget.

I feel the same way. To many people, all we need is a $24k 1.5T Sport hatch with 6MT, especially with all the upgrades in the new model.

 

[turbomike]

Based on a leaked roadmap of all Honda products coming next year it looks like the reveal will be around spring/early summer of 2022.

He is right. CTR will be reveal in Spring 2022 and delivery starts 3 months after that.

I've read somewhere on the forum about the Si and hatch. Hatch comes in the first 2 weeks of October, Si in November. Books for both are currently open in Canada, just gotta find the right dealer who got that info. So far there are a few Blaze Orange Si allocated to Western Canada dealerships (current choice is Blaze Orange or SGP)

 

[jtrader]

Still pissed they're not putting the 1.5T in the sport hatch here, but Canada gets it? F'in Bastards.

Guess they wanna sell less civics.

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