The Honda Civic remains one of the most recognisable sedan nameplates in India, and the tenth-generation car sold here from 2019 still draws attention for its low-slung, coupe-like silhouette.
Explore the latest Honda Civic images to get a complete visual overview of the sedan’s design, cabin, and styling. This Civic image gallery covers the tenth-generation model across its V, VX and ZX trims in petrol and diesel. The key highlights are the sweeping fastback roofline, the 17-inch alloys, the leather-lined Civic interior, and all five colour options offered.
The images feature the model powered by the 1.8-litre i-VTEC petrol with a CVT or the 1.6-litre i-DTEC diesel with a 6-speed manual. The Civic was sold at ₹17.95 lakh to ₹22.36 lakh when new, and is now available only on the used market.
Honda Civic Exterior Images
The Honda Civic exterior is defined by proportions no current sedan in its price band matches. At 4656 mm long, 1799 mm wide and 1433 mm tall on a 2700 mm wheelbase, it is long and unusually low, and that stance dominates every exterior shot.
Key Highlights
| Feature | Details | Availability |
| Alloy wheels | 17-inch, 215/50 R17 tubeless radials | VX and ZX |
| Sunroof | Electric sunroof | ZX |
| Headlamps | Halogen with automatic function | Automatic on higher trims |
| Rear spoiler | Integrated boot lip spoiler | Across the range |
| Trim | Chrome window line, body colour mudguards | Higher trims |
Front Profile
The Civic exterior front carries Honda’s wide chrome grille bar flowing into swept-back headlamps, with front fog lights and automatic headlamps on higher trims.
Side Profile
The 2700 mm wheelbase and 1433 mm height create the fastback profile, running 17-inch alloys on 215/50 R17 tyres, with a chrome window line and 171 mm of ground clearance.
Rear Profile
The rear pairs C-shaped tail lamps with an integrated boot lip spoiler, rear fog lights and a rear window wiper with washer and defogger.
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Honda Civic Interior Images
The Civic interior is built around a low-set driving position with leather upholstery and electrically adjustable front seats. Ventilated seats, cruise control and paddle shifters put it ahead of most sedans of its era.
Key Highlights
| Feature | Details | Availability |
| Front seats | Electrically adjustable with lumbar support | Higher trims |
| Ventilated seats | Front row | Higher trims |
| Climate | Automatic climate control with air quality control | Across the range |
| Rear seats | Centre armrest, headrests, AC vents | Higher trims |
| Boot | Remote trunk opener with foldable rear seat | Higher trims |
Dashboard and Front Seats
The dashboard pairs a touchscreen with navigation and voice commands, alongside an Eco Assist ambient meter, engine start-stop button and paddle shifters.
Second Row
Rear occupants get AC vents, a centre armrest and headrests, though the sloping roofline trades some headroom for the exterior silhouette.
Boot and Storage
A remote trunk opener serves the boot, with a foldable rear seat extending the load area and a 47-litre fuel tank on the diesel.
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Honda Civic Colour Options
Honda offered the Civic in five body colours, with Radiant Red Metallic restricted to the petrol variants.
| Colour Name | Type | Availability by Variant |
| Platinum White Pearl | Pearl | Across the range |
| Lunar Silver Metallic | Metallic | Across the range |
| Modern Steel Metallic | Metallic | Across the range |
| Golden Brown Metallic | Metallic | Across the range |
| Radiant Red Metallic | Metallic | Petrol variants only |
Summary
The Civic image gallery shows a sedan that prioritised design over practicality and was rewarded with a loyal following. The fastback roofline, 17-inch alloys, chrome window line and C-shaped tail lamps carry the Civic exterior, while the leather upholstery, ventilated electrically adjustable seats, six airbags and Eco Assist meter define a Civic interior that felt premium for its segment.
It is to be noted that equipment varies across the V, VX and ZX trims, with the sunroof and alloys reserved for higher variants, so Civic interior images of a ZX will not represent a V. Colours read differently in daylight, and rear headroom is something the sloping roof makes worth checking in person.
If you’re considering a used Civic, you can browse inspected, fixed-price options on Spinny and book a test drive to see how the actual car feels and compare it with what you’ve seen in the Civic images.
FAQs
Q. What do the Civic images show on the outside?
The Civic exterior shots cover the front, side and rear, showing the wide chrome grille bar, the swept-back headlamps, the 17-inch alloy wheels, the chrome window line and the C-shaped tail lamps with boot lip spoiler.
Q. How does the Civic look from the inside?
The Civic interior uses leather upholstery with a low-set driving position, electrically adjustable ventilated front seats, automatic climate control and an Eco Assist ambient meter.
Q. What are the dimensions of the Civic?
4656 mm long, 1799 mm wide and 1433 mm tall on a 2700 mm wheelbase, with 171 mm of ground clearance and a kerb weight of 1353 kg.
Q. What engines did the Civic use?
Two. A 1.8-litre i-VTEC petrol displacing 1799 cc with a CVT, and a 1.6-litre i-DTEC diesel displacing 1597 cc producing 118bhp at 4000rpm and 300Nm at 2000rpm with a 6-speed manual.
Q. What mileage does the Civic deliver?
Claimed figures range from 16.5 kmpl for the petrol to 26.8 kmpl ARAI for the diesel manual.
Q. How many colours was the Civic offered in?
Five. Platinum White Pearl, Lunar Silver Metallic, Modern Steel Metallic, Golden Brown Metallic and Radiant Red Metallic, the last of which was petrol-only.
Q. How many airbags does the Civic have?
Six, including front, side and rear side airbags, alongside ABS with brake assist, traction control, vehicle stability control and TPMS.
