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{{Infobox automobile
| name = Soleil Honor
| image = Soleil Honor badge.png
| image_size = 250px
| manufacturer = [[Soleil]]
| production = 1999–present
| model_years = 2000–present
| assembly = {{ubl
  | Cartadania: [[Auvergne]] (sedan)
  | Cartadania: [[Milan|Auxerre]] (coupé)
  | Kiravia: [[Etivéra|Vondor]], [[Etivéra]] ([[Soleil|Soleil Kiravix Rektārka]])
  | UAE: Samar ([[Soleil|Soleil Orient]]) 
  | Urcea: [[Beldra]] ([[Soleil|Soleil Levant]], badged as Reverance) 
}}
| designer = Tadeu Moura<br>Laurens Schädler
| class = {{wp|Luxury car#Premium compact|Subcompact executive car}} ({{wp|C-segment|C}})
| body_style = 4-door {{wp|Saloon (car)|saloon}}<br />2-door {{wp|coupé}}<br />2-door {{wp|Convertible|cabriolet}}
| platform = ALM
| related = [[Soleil Prestige]]<br>[[Soleil Eminence]]
| layout = {{wp|FR layout|FR}} / {{wp|F4 layout|F4}} ([[Soleil|quattro]])
| engine = {{ubl
  | {{wp|Petrol engine|Petrol}}:
  | 1.5&nbsp;L ''[[Soleil#Engines|Nova]]'' turbo I4
  | 2.0&nbsp;L ''[[Soleil#Engines|Nova S]]'' turbo I4 (Elite only)
  | 2.0&nbsp;L ''[[Soleil#Engines|Nova C]]'' turbo I4 (Corsa Edition only)
  | {{wp|Hybrid engine|Petrol Hybrid}} :
  | 2.0&nbsp;L ''[[Soleil#Engines|Nova H]]'' {{wp|mild hybrid}} turbo I4
  }}
| motor = 
| transmission = 8-speed ''[[Soleil|S Tronic]]'' {{wp|automatic transmission|automatic}}
| drivetrain = {{wp|Mild hybrid|Mild-Hybrid}} (Impulse)
| battery = 
| wheelbase = {{convert|2670|mm|in|1|abbr=on}} (2023: Sedan SWB)<br>{{convert|2595|mm|in|1|abbr=on}} ({{wp|coupé}} / {{wp|Convertible|cabriolet}}
| length = {{convert|4628|mm|in|1|abbr=on}} (2023: Sedan SWB)<br>{{convert|4423|mm|in|1|abbr=on}} ({{wp|coupé}} / {{wp|Convertible|cabriolet}}
| width = {{convert|1793|mm|in|1|abbr=on}} (2023: All models)
| height = {{convert|1412|mm|in|1|abbr=on}} (2023: Sedan SWB)<br>{{convert|1409|mm|in|1|abbr=on}} ({{wp|coupé}} / {{wp|Convertible|cabriolet}}
| weight = {{convert|1150|-|1396|kg|lb|abbr=on}}
| sp = us
| predecessor = [[Soleil|Soleil Magellan]]
| successor =  
}}
The '''Soleil Honor''' (badged as the '''Soleil Reverance''' in Levantia) is a series of luxury {{wp|Luxury car#Premium compact|subcompact executive}} cars sold by [[Soleil]] since the turn of the 21st century with Soleil's model refresh. It the successor to the [[Soleil|Magellan]].

The Honor is Soleil's entry model, and with around ¾ million sold by the 2013 generation shift, it is the second-most popular model after the [[Soleil Prestige]]. Being a small car, it has a high {{wp|fuel economy}} compared to its power output, making it a popular model among many, just like other Soleil models. Standard with a 1.5-liter {{wp|turbocharger|turbocharged}} {{wp|straight-four engine|inline 4-cyliner engine}}, the car outputs {{convert|143|kW|hp}}. Buyers can opt up for a 2.0-liter {{wp|turbocharger|turbocharged}} {{wp|straight-four engine|inline 4-cyliner engine}} on the top ''Elite'' trim that outputs {{convert|188|kW|hp}}. Soleil's non-'S' variant sport line, dubbed ''Corsa'', is available for the Honor and adds a third engine option, another 2.0-liter {{wp|turbocharger|turbocharged}} {{wp|straight-four engine|inline 4-cyliner engine}}, that outputs {{convert|232|kW|hp}}. This model is very limited. All generations of the Honor have offered rear-wheel drive, however, beginning with the Fourth generation, Soleil's quattro four-wheel drive system is also available.

== Design history ==
== Development and launch ==
== Equipment ==
===	Autonomous driving ===
===	Safety innovations ===
===	Mobile connection ===
===	Adaptive LED Matrix Lighting ===
===	Drift Mode ===
== First generation (SS1A-F; 2000) ==
===	Facelift ===
===	Safety ===
== Second generation (SS1G-L; 2008) ==
===	Facelift ===
===	Safety ===
== Third generation (SS1M-R; 2013) ==
===	Facelift ===
===	Safety ===
=== Hybrid introduction ===
=== Corsa introduction ===
== Fourth generation (SS1S-X; 2020) ==
===	Facelift ===
===	Safety ===
== Motorsports ==
== Sales ==
== See also ==