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2014 Honda Accord Plug-In Hybrid Review & Price - Honda recently remodeled the Accord  for its 9th creation, improving the sedan's indoor and outdoor design. For 2014, the Honda Accord benefits a new model, the Accord Plug-In Hybrid. With this new addition to the collection, Honda becomes one of the few car manufacturers to offer a midsize close relatives automobile in a plug-in hybrid settings.

The close relatives automobile section is packed with more great choices than ever before, but the field is open up for plug-in compounds. For now, the Accord plays directly with the 2013 Honda Combination Energi, which, like the Conform, packages a long list of winning functions into a plug-in package. One could also consider the 2013 Chevy Voltage. It provides approximately three times the electric-only range, though it only chairs four and those in returning will find crowded areas as opposed to Honda.

The 2014 Honda Accord Plug-In Hybrid is powered by a 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine combined with an engine unit. Together, they send a total of 196 horse power to the top side wheels through a consistently varying transmitting (CVT). A 6.7 kWh lithium-ion battery power pack abilities the engine unit.

The Accord Plug-In Hybrid provides three driving modes: full electric powered, gas/electric (switches when battery power capacity reduces to a specific threshold) and fuel (for higher rates of speed or under popular demand for acceleration). Additionally, two sub-modes customize the Accord Plug-In's hybrid mode. "HV" functions as a conventional hybrid, mixing fuel and electrical energy for optimum fuel performance, while "HV Charge" does the same, while providing energy returning into battery power. 

With a few exclusions, the 2014 Honda Accord Plug-In Hybrid functions an elegant and well-constructed cottage reduce with high-quality materials that you could almost mistake for an Acura. The center collection holds the soul of legibility with an effective three-tier structure, assigned at the top with an 8-inch display.

Despite the new Accord's a bit smaller external dimensions as opposed to previous creation, its internal room remains impressive. There is plenty of leg and shoulder space for front side residents, and rear-seat travelers should be quite comfortable and happy. Road and wheel disturbance -- often among Honda's traditional flaws -- are clearly reduced in the 2014 Accord thanks in part to two active noise-cancellation systems plus improved the rules of aerodynamics.

We've yet to test the 2014 Honda Accord Plug-In Hybrid , so come returning for opinions on the vehicle's new plug-in hybrid powertrain and handling abilities.

According to any site 2014 Honda Accord Plug-In Hybrid Price is MSRP from $39,780