The 2023 new-generation Honda Civic Type R is likely to be the last Type R to use an internal combustion engine and is expected to be unveiled at the Tokyo Motor Show in January 2023, before its official debut, the original factory deliberately announced the overall details with camouflage photos for the last time, and also revealed some detailed specifications, and actively tested it on the Suzuki track.
The appearance of the body is still the same as we saw before, camouflage stickers cover the whole car, and you don't think it's just an ordinary camouflage sticker, walk into a car that can be found to be densely packed With Civic Type R car patterns, and there are red R characters all over the body.
Although the body is covered with camouflage stickers to give the vehicle a complete picture, it is still visible that the body air force kit has been redesigned, which includes a wider wheel arc, sports bars, a large rear wing, and a rear diffuser with three exhaust pipes. The prototype of the new Generation Civic Type R has already been tested at the Nürburgring circuit in Germany, and a few weeks ago, Honda also released the highlights of the Test Type R at Suzuki, which makes us believe that Honda is expected to get the Civic Type R back the fastest front-drive title.
Although oil and electricity are the current trend, the new Generation Civic Type R retains the configuration of a four-cylinder 2.0-liter turbo engine, which produces 310 hp and a maximum torque of 400 Nm, with a six-speed conventional hand-operated transmission and front-wheel drive. The new generation will have more power, ensure competitiveness in its class, and will be equipped with upgraded chassis and electronic aids to make it faster and more enjoyable on the track. At the 2022 Tokyo Motor Show, it is quite exciting to see the new Civic Type R from January 14 to 16.