Honda’s US premium brand Acura has begun selling a new Civic sedan-based entry level model called the ILX with a hybrid as one of three powertrain options.
It replaces the Canada-only CSX which was also (previous generation) Civic sedan-based.
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ILX features include standard keyless entry and start, Pandora internet radio interface and SMS text message function, power sunroof, aluminium wheels and Bluetooth.
The entry-level version, priced from US$25,900, has a two-litre I4 and five-speed automatic transmission. A 2.4-litre engine with six-speed manual transmission is optional. The ILX Hybrid ($28,900) has a 1.5-litre petrol engine, integrated motor assist (IMA) electric motor and continuously variable transmission.
An optional premium package ($3,300 but not available for the hybrid) adds leather seating, heated front seats, power driver’s seat, upgraded 360 watt stereo system with XM satellite radio, HID headlights, foglights, 17-inch wheels, a multi-view rearview camera and an active sound cancellation system.
A technology package adds surround audio system and hard disk navigation and communications features.
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By GlobalDataProduction began last month at Honda’s US plant in Greensburg, Indiana. The CSX was made in Alliston, Ontario.
