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Discover the 2020 Honda Accord Hybrid—a blend of efficiency and prestige that’s always in demand. Whether you’re curious about the Honda Accord Hybrid price for a new model or how much the same car might cost used, we’ve gathered the essential details so you can make a well‑informed decision. Because every buyer knows that the Honda Accord Hybrid 2020 price can vary by trim, options, and market conditions, this guide focuses on the core facts that shape your investment.

• Engine: 2.0 L i-VTEC turbo‑charged inline‑four – 245 hp
• Electric Motor: 39 hp, integrated with the gasoline engine for seamless hybrid drive
• Transmission: 9‑speed automatic continuously variable transmission (CVT plus‑stretch)
• Fuel Type: Hybrid (electric + gasoline) – EPA 44 mpg city / 47 mpg highway / 45 mpg combined
• Dimensions: 192.8” WL → 207.8” WL × 72.5” WD × 57.0” HT
• Weight: 3,550 lbs (dependent on options)
• Seating Capacity: 5 adults, 2.4 ft³ rear cargo, 15.4 ft³ trunk
• Drive: Front‑wheel drive with advanced stability control
• Infotainment: 7″ or 8″ touchscreen, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, HondaLink cloud connectivity
• Safety: Honda Sensing® suite—adaptive cruise control, lane‑keeping assist, collision mitigation braking, road‑departure mitigation

How does a new Honda Accord Hybrid 2020 price evolve once you drive it? Understanding depreciation helps you gauge the long‑term value of this midsize sedan. Typically, a breakthrough hybrid model of this class will lose

• 15‑20% of its value in the first year—especially when purchasing a used car.
• 10‑12% per year thereafter; the mileage thresholds and condition of the battery act as key drivers.
• A sharp dip around the 2‑4 year mark in most used markets, reflecting common wear on the hybrid system.

Honda Accord Hybrid Depreciation

Your vehicle’s depreciation curve reflects the overall market appetite for hybrids and the resilience of the Accord’s brand. While uncertanted conditions such as regional fuel costs, local emission regulations and the overall supply of 2020 hybrids influence this trend, the general 15‑20% first‑year depreciation estimate stays robust across North America, Europe and select Asian markets. This rate is slower than that of many non‑hybrid competitors, thanks to the Accord’s proven engineering and the strong resale appeal of its hybrid powertrain.

In the context of comparable midsize sedans, the Honda Accord Hybrid frequently trades hands at a higher “price per horsepower” ratio and retains class‑leading mileage more effectively than rivals like the Toyota Camry Hybrid and the Hyundai Sonata Hybrid. A pair of side‑by‑side compares show that

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