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A Series Of Leaked Images, The 2024 Honda Accord, Revealing A Redesigned Model

Afiq Saha

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A series of patent images were recently leaked, revealing the design renderings of the upcoming 2024 Honda Accord.

Numerous redesigns, the images portrayed the four-door sedan will receive a brand-new front end with a reshaped grille, new headlights and a fresh bumper.

Reminiscent of the late Ford Taurus, the headlights fitted are slim, sleekly flanking the new trapezoidal grille, of which gets a narrow lower grille opening.

Flipping to the rear end, the redesign can be seen with a set of new taillights, stretching across the tailgate, exuding a minimalist layout.

Accompanying that, it also receives a new rear bumper that looks similar in style to the outgoing Civic's, with a slim dark-toned diffuser to match.

Topping it all off, the 2024 Accord’s silhouette retains its current swooping roofline, which paired with the rest of the restyling, projects a new look for the rear end.

In terms of the interior, with the technological advancements Honda has made, it is likely the sedan would receive a modern overall design featuring the latest technology and screens.

Other technical details are sparse, but according to Honda, it will offer a new hybrid variant with the redesign, which it would unveil after the CR-V Hybrid. 

That said, although the exact reveal date is still unknown, it can be expected to happen later this year or early next. The 2024 Accord should arrive in the U.S. market sometime next year.

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KUALA LUMPUR

VQW7443

SELANGOR

BSP7362

JOHOR

JYW1769

PULAU PINANG

PSC139

PERAK

APH2624

PAHANG

CFG4257

KEDAH

KGF7037

NEGERI SEMBILAN

NEK3301

KOTA KINABALU

SJR7509

KUCHING

QAB7207N

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