Compare 2019 Honda Insight vs 2019 Honda Accord Hybrid

Performance

Despite the fact that they have hybrid engines, there is certainly no shortage of power or performance potential in either Honda. The Insight is powered by a four-cylinder engine with a maximum HP of 107 and a displacement of 1498 cc. The engine also has a torque production of 99 LB-FT at 5,000 RPM. When combined with the electric motor, the gasoline engine produces 129 HP and 197 LB-FT of torque. The Accord Hybrid also has a four-cylinder engine under its hood. This engine has a displacement of 1993 cc. Its maximum HP is 143 at 6,200 RPM, and it generates up to 129 LB-FT of torque at 3,500 RPM. Paired with the electric motor, the Accord Hybrid produces 181 HP between 5,000 and 6,000 RPM and 232 LB-FT of torque. The total HP from both the gasoline and electric engines is 212 HP. Both vehicles have an automatic CVT transmission.

Appearance

While it's apparent that fuel economy is a priority in both Honda models, aesthetics have not been left out of the equation. The Insight meets your eye with automatic LED lights in the front and back. Along with improving the car's aesthetic appeal, these lights also make it more visible to other drivers on the road. Body-colored side mirrors, which get LED turn signals and chrome accents on the top trim, and a roof-mounted antenna add to the Insight's appeal. The top trim comes standard with a power-operated moonroof. The Insight's wheels range in size from 16 inches to 17 inches. The Accord Hybrid has a striking appearance with elegant curves and a smooth, sleek exterior. Its wheels vary in design and range in size from 17 to 19 inches. The Accord also has LED lights all around, a fin-style antenna, and a rear spoiler.

Features

Good looks are just the start of what the Insight and the Accord Hybrid offer. The Insight has spacious seats and automatic climate control. The windows are power-operated, and ambient interior lighting adds a classy look. An LCD screen that ranges in size from 5-8 inches comes standard with Bluetooth. Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and a mobile hotspot are standard on the higher trim levels. The Insight has standard dual-zone climate control, dual USB charging ports in the front row, and a rear window defroster. A seven-inch infotainment screen is standard. Like the Accord, you'll get Android Auto and Apple CarPlay by moving up in trim level. A sunroof, leather seats, and heated seats are included on the top trims.

If you're looking for a standout hybrid in 2019, you can't go wrong with the Honda Accord or the Insight. Both excel in performance, interior design, appearance, and safety. If you're curious to learn more about these models and see how they compare, we invite you into our dealership for a test drive. Just call or request an appointment through our website to get started.