Buyers looking to get a 2020 Honda Insight can now do so knowing that it features the Honda Sensing suite of advanced safety and driver-assistive technologies as standard on all trims, as well as a brand new Platinum White Pearl exterior color.
The entry-level LX model is priced at $22,930, while the EX and Touring versions cost $24,310 and $28,340 respectively – none of these figures include the $930 destination charges though.
Compared to the 2019 model, the 2020 Insight is precisely $100 more expensive at an entry-level stage.
For performance, the Insight offers a 1.5-liter Atkinson-cylinder two-motor hybrid powertrain, putting down 151 HP for what Honda describes as “brisk acceleration”. It also has an EPA-rated 55 mpg city fuel economy figure in LX and EX trim, with best-in-class passenger space, upscale styling and cabin appointments, according to the automaker. Honda also claims that the Insight’s driving experience “far exceeds its hybrid competition.”
Also read: Mugen Tricks Out New Honda CR-V, Insight And N-Van Too
Regardless of which trim level you choose, you get the following features as standard: multi-element LED headlights, push-button start and the previously-mentioned Honda Sensing suite of safety features. However, if you opt for the EX model, you also get an 8-inch Display Audio system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration.
Meanwhile, the top of the range Touring spec adds leather seating surfaces, an 8-way power driver’s seat, Honda Satellite-Linked Navigation System, dual-zone automatic climate control and more.
As far as the U.S. market is concerned, the 2020 Honda Insight is built alongside the Civic and CR-V at the automaker’s Greensburg, Indiana plant.
![](https://www.carscoops.com/wp-content/themes/carscoops/assets/images/icons/arrow.png"){kind=icon}