About to be unveiled at the Paris Motor Show, the new Honda Civic is already in production at the Swindon factory in the UK.
The 10th generation of the Japanese hatchback was recently presented by Honda, the result of an unprecedented investment by the brand. The new model is the result of the most intense research and development program in the history of the Civic, and the differences in relation to the previous version are clear: bigger dimensions, weight reduction and a revised range of engines – you know in detail everything that changes on the new Honda Civic here.SEE ALSO: Honda patents 11-speed triple-clutch gearbox
In all, more than 200 million dollars were spent on renovation work at the Swindon factory in the UK, where the new model will be produced. And contrary to what you might think, not all the process is done by robots: much of the construction/assembly of the Honda Civic is done by hand by the technicians of the brand, as you can see in the video below. The Honda Civic will be sold in over 70 countries and will arrive in European markets as early as next year.