Will receive Honda's newest Turbo VTEC engine options.
In a press conference today, Honda Motor Co., Ltd. president & CEO Takahiro Hachigo has confirmed that the next generation Honda CR-V and Honda Accord will ride on the 2016 Honda Civic's all new platform, which supports Honda's newest range of Turbo VTEC engines.
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In his speech, Mr Hachigo said:
The strong product features of this new Civic will be passed on to other global models as well. The next-generation CR-V as well as the Accord, awaiting a full model change, will incorporate this new platform and downsized turbo engine.
Currently, no further details exist on the next generation Accord and CR-V. At a press conference Mr Hachigo teased that the two models will be more attractive than ever before, featuring new technologies, highly competitive pricing and influenced by Honda's next gen design language.
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Engine lineup will comprise of Honda's new downsized Turbo VTEC engine range, although specific details are still unclear. It could pack the 1.5-liter Turbo VTEC from the Honda Civic, which produces over 200 hp and 250 Nm. Another engine in the cards is the downsized version of the 2.0-liter Turbo VTEC from the Honda Civic Type R, which could output around 220-230 hp.
