We love the hot hatchback models. Although their numbers have decreased, some brands continue to produce these enjoyable cars. One of them is the Honda Civic Type R. The long-awaited new generation Type R’s introduction date has been announced.
The new Civic Type R is ready to hit the scene
Honda Civic Type R is getting ready to appear with its 6th generation soon. The new performance version, which will rise on the new generation Honda Civic, will be revealed on Wednesday, July 20. The information we have about the new model is quite limited.
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It is stated that the new generation Type R, which is expected to be the last pure internal combustion model to be sold by the Japanese manufacturer in the European market, will also have a 2.0-liter 4-cylinder engine under its hood. Honda Civic Type R, which produces 320 horsepower in its last generation, will take this power a little further in its new generation.
shiftdelete.netThe model, which will rise on the foundations of the new Honda Civic Hatchback, will appear with a more mature design than its predecessor. Although it looks more mature, the performance model cannot hide its character with its big spoiler and triple exhaust outlet.
With its power exceeding 300 horsepower, improved suspension and braking system, the new generation Civic Type R will reveal its claim. The new generation Civic Type R, which started to hit the tracks before it was introduced, has also captured the record for front-wheel drive vehicles on the famous Suzuka Track of Japan.
The new model also seems to set its sights on the Nürburgring record. The Nürburgring track, nicknamed the Green Hell, is of great importance for many manufacturers. Many brands are testing their new models here. The lap times on this track are also of great importance. The Renault Megane RS Trophy R currently holds the lap record for front-wheel drive cars on the famous track.
Let’s see if the Honda Civic Type R can recapture this record in its 6th generation. So what do you think about the new generation Civic Type R? You can share your views with us in the comments section.