When a digital artist envisions two rival sedans competing in a futuristic world, the result is breathtaking. That’s exactly what happened when Evren Ozgun, a CGI creator, released speculative renderings of the 2027 Toyota Corolla and next-generation Honda Civic.
These are not real car designs from Toyota or Honda but creative visions of what these iconic models might look like in the future.
Toyota Corolla Next-gen Renders
In the renderings, the digital artist focused on the upcoming thirteenth-generation Toyota Corolla, experimenting with a few CGI renderings that converted the familiar sedan into a more refined light.
They blended cyberpunk-style elements, like C-shaped headlights and LED daytime running lights, with their own ideas for a more upscale and better-looking compact sedan. The result introduced a fresh design language, especially noticeable in the profile and rear, that feels like a complete departure from the Corolla we see on the roads today.
Honda Civic Next-gen Renders
The next-gen Honda Civic rendering retains the recognizable shape of the Civic. The front features a slim, almost slit-like grille with a single, clean horizontal bar, and the Honda badge is positioned squarely in the center. The lights are thin and stacked, with a crisp upper strip and the main element set lower, so the face doesn’t look overly done.
The rear is clean and tightly drawn: a thin light bar runs across the trunk with short red blades at each end, and a small Honda badge sits in the middle.
Below, there’s a wide recessed panel for the plate framed by a dark surround that sweeps out to the corners. Surfaces are smooth, straight lines are crisp, and there’s no visible exhaust—just a neat, almost sealed look.
Autoevolution reported that, although these designs are just concepts, they provide a good idea of how both automakers could enhance their sedans for the future. Overall, both cars look genuinely well resolved, and they could pass for something you’d see on the road in 2050.
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