Aimed at cyclists, the concept makes full use of the model’s 1,668 litres of boot space and a low loading height and also adds features such as a loading rack capable of transporting two bicycles, along with a retractable arm which can be extended from the rack, making maintenance and repairs easier.

Other maintenance accessories include a built-in integrated air pump, a large light located on the tailgate, an extended shade area and a retractable bench.

Further accessories include a toolbox, bottle holder, water tank and a front wheel holder, which are all integrated within the trunk side lining.

Storage solutions include a special aero shape roof box designed to accommodate essential cycling accessories such as shoes and helmets.
 


The Civic Tourer Active Life Concept also brings custom blue paint finish with a lower gun metallic gradation and a silver roofline with new 18-inch alloy wheels and a custom design rear bumper.
 


The interior also features a customised theme with blue stitching on the steering wheel and on the gear shift, along with a sporty black roof lining, also found on the Civic Sport and Civic Type R, and bespoke suede and leather front seats.
 

The concept is powered by Honda’s 1.6-litre i-DTEC diesel engine, which recently set a Guinness World Record for efficiency.