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The 2022 Honda Civic Hatchback comes in 2 different body types: Hatchback and Sedan. The Civic Hatchback is available in 4 different trim level options: LX, Sport, EX-L and Sport Touring. The LX is the base trim level option, while the Sport Touring is the highest, most expensive configuration.
The 2022 base trim of the Honda Civic sedan or hatchback is the LX. The Civic LX comes with a four-cylinder non-turbo engine with 158 hp. This is mated to a CVT transmission.
What’s missing on the LX trim? The better engine in the Civic is the turbo. We’d step up to a trim that offers it. Also, the Sport, Si, and Sport Touring trims of the hatchback offer a manual transmission option. The LX also lacks a power driver’s seat.
The top trim of the hatchback and sedan is the Sport Touring trim. It comes with your choice of a manual or CVT transmission in the hatchback. The Sport Touring is packed with many features found on an Acura. For example, added driver-assist safety features, Homelink, auto-dim mirror, larger infotainment screen with premium audio, and power seats.
With the EX trim now eliminated from the line, our recommendation would be to step up to the EX-L if one’s budget permits. This adds the important turbo engine, blind-spot monitoring, heated seats, power adjustment for the front driver’s seat, and many more amenities, without requiring that one pay for the top trim’s markup.
In this guide, we will breakdown the differences between each Honda Civic Hatchback configuration and help you determine which trim level to purchase.
Below is a table comparing some of the major features for the most popular Honda Civic Hatchback trim levels.
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