New 2026 Honda Integra Hatchback Interior, Engine, Pictures – The 2026 Honda Integra Hatchback has been completely redesigned, with significant changes not just to this midsize sedan itself but also how it’s marketed. It’s been whittled down to three trim levels, and my tester, the entry-level EX, is the only one of them that runs strictly on gasoline. The Sport and Touring are hybrids, and since most shoppers tend to opt for pricier trims, it seems part of Honda’s plan for at least half of all Integra Hatchback sales to be hybrids.
Looking at the gas-powered 2026 Integra Hatchback specifically, it starts at $38,780 – including a non-negotiable delivery fee of $1,780 – while my tester further had a $300 coat of Platinum White Pearl paint, bringing it to $39,080 before taxes. New 2026 Honda Integra Hatchback Interior
New 2026 Honda Integra Hatchback Redesign and Update Plan
Exterior and Interior
The Integra Hatchback EX has heated cloth seats up front and power adjustment for the driver’s side, although you have to move up into the hybrids to get a heated steering wheel or power passenger seat. As noted, rear-seat legroom will be appreciated by those back there, and front-seat legroom is good, but taller passengers will long for a bit more height to the roof. It shouldn’t be a dealbreaker, but it can make the Integra Hatchback feel like an older model rather than one that’s brand-new.
New 2026 Honda Integra Hatchback Specs
The Integra Hatchback EX includes such features like 17-inch wheels, LED headlights, a 10.2-inch digital instrument cluster, sunroof, dual-zone climate control, remote starter, heated cloth seats, a power driver’s seat, and a seven-inch centre touchscreen with wired Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. New 2026 Honda Integra Hatchback Interior
Being the base trim, if you want more you must move into one of the hybrid trims to get extra features. These include such items as a heated steering wheel, leather upholstery, a 12.3-inch touchscreen, wireless phone connectivity, rain-sensing wipers, a wireless charger, auto-dimming mirror, or head-up display. Google Built-In is a new Integra Hatchback addition for 2026, but it’s only in the top Touring trim.
Engine and Performance
A 1.5L four-cylinder turbocharged engine producing 192 horsepower and 192 lb-ft of torque powers the Integra Hatchback EX. It is paired to an automated continuously variable gearbox (CVT). It’s a good fit for everyday driving; acceleration isn’t blistering, but it’s brisk enough to get you through traffic and instill confidence during highway passing. The CVT works well and without any rubbery feel. The engine includes ignition stop-start, which shuts it off at idle, such as when you’re waiting for a light, and immediately restarts when you take your foot off the brake. It cuts down on emissions and can save a bit of fuel, but you can disable it if you prefer.
New 2026 Honda Integra Hatchback Fuel Economy
Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) rates the Integra Hatchback EX at 8.1 L/100 km in the city, 6.4 on the highway, and 7.3 while driving in combination. I had an average of 8.0 L/100 km over my week with it. 87-octane gasoline is required. New 2026 Honda Integra Hatchback Interior
Its fuel rating is within a fraction of the 2.5L four-cylinder engines in the Toyota Camry and Hyundai Sonata, which rate 7.4 and 7.7, respectively. The real rival is the Integra Hatchback’s hybrid sibling at 5.3 L/100 km in combined driving. NRCan estimates $500 a year in fuel savings if you pick the hybrid over the regular Integra Hatchback.
New 2026 Honda Integra Hatchback Safety Features
The 2017 Integra Hatchback received the top Top Safety Pick+ rating from the non-profit Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), although it has not yet been crash-tested by the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).
In addition to the rearview camera that is standard on all new cars, all trim levels have driver-help safety systems including adaptive cruise control, lane departure assist, traffic sign recognition, emergency front braking, blind-spot monitoring with rear cross-traffic warning, and more. New 2026 Honda Integra Hatchback Interior
New 2026 Honda Integra Hatchback Price and Release Date
The Integra Hatchback EX starts at $38,780. That’s high compared to close rivals, where the Toyota Camry starts at $32,450, and its upgrade package adds more features than the Integra Hatchback for $35,090. The Hyundai Sonata also tops the Integra Hatchback’s features at $31,124. Within the Integra Hatchback lineup, the Sport is $42,780 and the Touring is $46,280. All prices include delivery.
Honda’s decision to restrict the non-hybrid powertrain to the base trim may seem controlling for consumers, but for many it could be worth the $4,000 upgrade to the Sport’s extra features and fuel savings. If you’re determined to stay gas-only, have a look at some competitors. The 2026 Honda Integra Hatchback is a good-looking and nice-driving car, but in many cases you can get as much – or more – for less. New 2026 Honda Integra Hatchback Interior