Reviewers praise the 2015 Honda Accord Hybrid's responsive powertrain, outstanding fuel economy and roomy, first-rate interior.
The four-cylinder engine and electric motor that propel the 2015 Honda Accord Hybrid produce both good power off the line and quick acceleration for a hybrid midsize car, critics say. They also like the automatic transmission because it makes the best use of the Accord Hybrid's available power. The hybrid's fuel economy is outstanding, getting an EPA-estimated 50/45 mpg city/highway. Test drivers report that the Accord Hybrid has a comfortable ride, and some write that it handles with more poise than you’d expect from an affordable midsize car. Many critics say that the Accord Hybrid’s steering is accurate and well-weighted, though others write that it could provide a bit more road feel.
The 2015 Honda Accord Hybrid's interior uses high-quality materials and is well-built, spacious, and visually appealing, reviewers say. Some note the driver's seat could be more supportive, but most praise the Accord Hybrid's very roomy back seat and exceptional outward visibility. The Accord Hybrid's trunk space is on par with rivals, but critics note it lacks a folding rear seat, thereby reducing your ability to increase cargo space for large items. Critics are pleased with the Accord Hybrid’s standard infotainment display, saying it provides useful details about audio and phone selections. However, some complain that the touch screen that comes standard on higher trims replaces more straightforward conventional buttons. The 2015 Accord Hybrid’s standard features include Bluetooth, a rearview camera, dual-zone automatic climate control, a USB input, an 8-inch infotainment screen, Pandora Internet radio compatibility, hands-free text messaging and a passenger side blind spot camera. Available features include a sunroof, satellite radio, a 6-inch touch-screen display with HondaLink smartphone app integration, forward collision warning, lane departure warning, navigation and adaptive cruise control.
The four-cylinder engine and electric motor that propel the 2015 Honda Accord Hybrid produce both good power off the line and quick acceleration for a hybrid midsize car, critics say. They also like the automatic transmission because it makes the best use of the Accord Hybrid's available power. The hybrid's fuel economy is outstanding, getting an EPA-estimated 50/45 mpg city/highway. Test drivers report that the Accord Hybrid has a comfortable ride, and some write that it handles with more poise than you’d expect from an affordable midsize car. Many critics say that the Accord Hybrid’s steering is accurate and well-weighted, though others write that it could provide a bit more road feel.
The 2015 Honda Accord Hybrid's interior uses high-quality materials and is well-built, spacious, and visually appealing, reviewers say. Some note the driver's seat could be more supportive, but most praise the Accord Hybrid's very roomy back seat and exceptional outward visibility. The Accord Hybrid's trunk space is on par with rivals, but critics note it lacks a folding rear seat, thereby reducing your ability to increase cargo space for large items. Critics are pleased with the Accord Hybrid’s standard infotainment display, saying it provides useful details about audio and phone selections. However, some complain that the touch screen that comes standard on higher trims replaces more straightforward conventional buttons. The 2015 Accord Hybrid’s standard features include Bluetooth, a rearview camera, dual-zone automatic climate control, a USB input, an 8-inch infotainment screen, Pandora Internet radio compatibility, hands-free text messaging and a passenger side blind spot camera. Available features include a sunroof, satellite radio, a 6-inch touch-screen display with HondaLink smartphone app integration, forward collision warning, lane departure warning, navigation and adaptive cruise control.
