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2021 Honda Insight enters the fray with new safety tech

2021 Honda Insight Review

Posted on May 11, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The 2021 Honda Insight is a compact hybrid that gets 55 miles per gallon in daily city driving. This 5-seat front-wheel-drive sedan is based on the chassis of the Honda Civic, but it has a handsome look all its own.

Though the Insight supplements its gasoline engine with an onboard electric motor, there is no need to plug the car in. The onboard lithium-ion battery charges during regular everyday driving.

While some folks might prefer their hybrid to look more modern or futuristic, we like how the 2021 Insight has a handsome, more traditional appearance.
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