This video seems to be a “mixed version,” combining real-life feelings and general reviews of the 2024 Honda Civic Hybrid. The speaker shares about the driving experience, the car’s features, and personal experiences when using this car in different situations, such as driving on the streets of Hanoi.

Some highlights that the speaker shares:
1. **Space and driving experience**: The Civic Hybrid offers a spacious and comfortable interior, even for tall people. The driving experience is described as smooth and pleasant, especially when the car moves through corners.
2. **Operation**: The car has a hybrid powertrain, which helps the car run very smoothly, without obvious gasoline engine noise even when accelerating strongly. The driving experience is assessed as easy to control and responsive.
3. **Fuel economy**: Civic Hybrid has very low fuel consumption, especially in congested traffic conditions, consuming only about 5-6 liters of gasoline per 100km.

4. **Feelings about suspension and control**: The suspension system of Civic Hybrid is very smooth and well controlled, without creating a feeling of swaying when the car goes over potholes or manhole covers.

5. **Hybrid feature**: The hybrid powertrain helps the car save fuel, but the price of the car is a bit higher than that of conventional models, this may be a factor to consider.

The speaker also shares about the development trend of Hybrid cars in the world, with Toyota as a typical example, and talks about the benefits of Hybrid cars such as fuel economy and reducing dependence on fossil fuels.

At the end of the video, the speaker also mentions testing the car and shares his feelings when driving on test roads, while noting the improvements and advantages of Civic Hybrid.

The video above describes the user’s experience with the Honda Civic Hybrid, including the driving feeling, features and differences with some other models such as the CR-V Hybrid. The test drives, comparisons between driving modes and feelings about the car were presented in detail and vividly.

At the beginning of the video, the host shared his experience driving the Civic Hybrid through mountain passes and curves. He vividly described the car’s performance, especially the feeling of stability when entering sharp turns. Although the Civic Hybrid is a front-wheel drive (FWD) model and is not light in weight, its cornering ability is still very stable and surprising. This shows a significant improvement in the suspension and engine systems, helping the car maintain a stable trajectory, even when the driver applies quite high speeds on difficult roads.

Next, he shared a little about the car’s driving modes. In particular, Sport mode increases the sensitivity of the accelerator pedal, giving a sportier feel, with simulated engine sounds as part of the driving experience. Although the sound is not real, the simulation helps the driver feel more excited, especially when accelerating. Econ mode, on the other hand, helps save maximum fuel and reduces the sensitivity of the accelerator pedal, helping the car operate more smoothly and stably.

In particular, the host also compared the Civic Hybrid with the CR-V Hybrid model. Although both use Honda’s hybrid technology, there is a clear difference in the way the engine operates. The Civic Hybrid feels more vibrant when stepping on the accelerator, with many situations where the gasoline engine participates in the process of transmitting power directly to the wheels, instead of running solely on the electric motor like on the CR-V Hybrid. This makes a big difference in the driving feel, with the Civic feeling more flexible and powerful.

The video also includes an evaluation of the car’s lane keeping and steering support capabilities. In a test on the highway, the Civic Hybrid was tested with the lane keeping feature, and the results showed that the car worked quite well. However, he also noted that this feature is only supportive and cannot completely replace driving. In situations such as practice driving or unexpected vehicles, the lane keeping system and automatic adjustment of the distance between vehicles work quite well, although in Vietnam, when the road is crowded and the traffic situation is complicated, this feature may encounter difficulties.

Finally, the host shared a rather strange feature of the Civic Hybrid, which is the Engine Drive Mode. In this mode, the gasoline engine not only pulls the front wheels but also simultaneously generates electric energy to charge the battery, something that Honda’s theory does not clearly mention. This is quite an interesting and different point compared to what users often encounter in other hybrid cars, and the host also promised to learn more about this mode to have more accurate information.

In short, through the video, viewers not only understand more clearly about the operating characteristics of the Civic Hybrid but can also compare it with competitors in the same segment. The car has many strengths such as stable cornering ability, sporty driving feeling in Sport mode, and excellent fuel efficiency in Econ mode. However, as with any new technology, there are still points that need to be improved, especially when applied to the specific traffic environment of Vietnam.