NZ-cited Civic exposed in US
/North America is first to see refreshed look and a new hybrid drivetrain ticked off for Kiwi use.
Read MoreNorth America is first to see refreshed look and a new hybrid drivetrain ticked off for Kiwi use.
Read MoreBoard-level ties and now a common approach to sales strategy will help cement mutual product plans for NZ and Australia.
Read MoreNo plug-equipped electrics until 2026 won’t be an issue, maker believes.
Read MoreMedium model coming in May; followed by new CR-V toward year-end
Read MoreHonda NZ high-ups discuss the reasons for changes to the long-standing Price Promise policy and talk cars.
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