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The Honda Accord is a well-known model in the United States. It is in the 11th generation and offered as a powerful yet efficient hybrid. The 2024 Accord Hybrid has a handsome exterior and a roomy and practical interior.
There are no changes for 2024, and the 2024 Honda Accord Hybrid comes in four trims:
If you’d like to see why the 2024 Honda Accord Hybrid is so highly ranked, contact us at Music City Honda. We’ll gladly explain all the features and highlights that Honda’s excellent family car can provide.
The 2024 Honda Accord Hybrid features a 102.8 cubic foot passenger cabin that can accommodate up to five adults. The base Sport trim has cloth upholstery and a 10-way power-adjustable driver seat. On the other hand, the higher trims have leather upholstery and add power adjustment for the front passenger seat and heating for both front seats. In addition, the Touring trim comes with ventilated front seats and heated outboard rear seats.
You’ll find the 2024 Accord Hybrid offers plenty of convenience features. All trims come with LED map lights and illuminated sun visors for the driver and front passenger. There are front and rear cup holders and a center console storage compartment. Behind the driver’s seat is a garment hook, while the back of the front passenger seat includes a storage pocket. Furthermore, there’s a lockable glove box that comes standard across the range. Choosing Sport or Sport-L adds metal sport pedal covers. Meanwhile, the EX-L and Touring trims add an auto-dimming rear-view mirror.
Every 2024 Accord Hybrid can accommodate up to 16.7 cubic feet of cargo and includes a trunk area light. The rear seats can also be split-folded in a 60-40 configuration, which aids in carrying long, bulky items such as flat-screen TVs or paintings.
Finally, all trims include active noise canceling for the passenger cabin. This system monitors engine and road noise and generates opposing frequencies to cancel them out. Hence, it can provide a quieter and more peaceful experience to occupants.
The 2024 Honda Accord Hybrid is a stylish family car with a long, low silhouette and almost fastback-styling. All trims have LED headlamps with auto on/off and auto high beams. An active shutter grille is standard and aids in balancing aerodynamic performance with powertrain cooling requirements. The tail lamp clusters are also LED, and there’s a fin-type roof-mounted antenna. Moreover, the hood is made from aluminum for weight savings.
The EX-L comes with 17-inch pewter-painted alloy wheels. Meanwhile, the Sport, Sport-L, and Touring variants get 19-inch alloy wheels in black or machine-finished. The Sport and Sport-L trims also add a black deck lid spoiler. In addition, the Sport-L trim gains a rear diffuser.
Eight colors are offered for 2024 Accord Hybrid buyers to pick from:
Every 2024 Accord Hybrid comprises Honda’s Earth Dreams Hybrid system. This uses a 2.0-liter naturally aspirated four-cylinder engine and two electric motors. The system can produce up to 204 horsepower and 247 pound-feet of torque. It drives the front wheels via an electronic CVT gearbox with deceleration selectors. Independent testing has shown an athletic 6.5-second time for the 0-60 benchmark.
All trims get a four-mode drive selector that comes with Econ, Normal, and Sport modes, plus a user-customizable Individual mode. Then, the Accord has a hill start assist and an engine stop-start. Finally, Honda’s Eco Assist™ is standard. This system coaches drivers on how to drive more economically and gain maximum fuel economy.
If you’re searching for a roomy family car with power plus efficiency, the 2024 Honda Accord Hybrid is your best pick. Brimming with technological and safety features, it’s a winner in every way. Swing by Music City Honda in Mt. Juliet, TN, today, and take one for a drive. Then, we’ll help you with financing, trade-ins, and more.
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