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With more turbo power and a six-speed manual gearbox, the new Honda Civic Type R is the fastest – and will likely be the last with a pure petrol engine. 0 It Honda Civic Type R 2023 has been revealed at last, ahead of an Australian launch scheduled for early next year. Known to fans and insiders alike as the ‘FL5’, the Civic Type R only comes 25 years after the original – and may be the last to be exclusively petrol-powered, as Honda’s global models shift to hybrid and, eventually, electric power. The arrival of the Australian showroom will begin early next year. Pricing has yet to be confirmed, though a sticker near $65,000 or $70,000 a drive – from $54,990 plus the old model’s on-road costs – is expected. Powering the new ‘FL5’ Type R is an extension of the upcoming ‘FK8’ model 2.0 liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine what Honda promises is “even more powerful and responsive” than its 228kW/400Nm predecessor – although the specific output hasn’t been disclosed. Power is continuo

The new Honda CR-V offers a choice of petrol or hybrid power, packed into a larger body equipped with new technologies and safety enhancements borrowed from the Civic hatch. 0 See 11 pictures The next generation Honda CR-V 2023 has been revealed in the US, ahead of the first Australian arrival expected no earlier than the middle of next year. Revealed 25 years after the original CR-V arrived in Australia, the Honda family favorite sixth generation has grown to straddle the gap between the mid-size and large SUV segments, with hybrid powertrain options available. It benefits from a range of new technologies and safety features introduced with the new Civic lineup, with a nearly identical dashboard – and for buyers who don’t want a hybrid, the familiar 1.5-liter turbo engine. Drive understand the new CR-V is at least 12 months away from Australian showrooms. Honda Australia has not announced details. See 11 pictures Measuring 4694mm long, 1864mm wide and 1691mm high, the new CR-V is 5