2025 Honda Civic Pricing.

Honda released the 2025 model year Civic a little while ago and we now have official pricing info for the sedan (The hatchback is coming out later).

As you can see, the new lineup includes 2 new Hybrid models, which is now 50% of the Civic lineup. Something Honda is already doing with the Accord and CR-V.

The base model Civic gets a new 2.0 Liter engine with 150HP instead of 158. Something no one will probably notice in real life. And it’s only $300 more than last year. The top-of-the-line Touring is now Hybrid only and costs $ 1200 more than last year. This is about what Hybrids cost these days, around $1200 to $1500 more than non-hybrid versions. As you can see on the chart, City MPG is a whopping 19MPG better than the old 1.5 Liter Turbo. I would also guess the CVT works much better with the Hybrid just like it does in the Accord and CR-V. No matter what, this is probably a much better car for $1200 more.

Somehow, there is more of a price bump going from the previous Sport model to the new Sport Hybrid. (over $3000). However, the new Sport Hybrid now comes with a standard sunroof, heated front seats, and dual climate controls.

While these aren’t bad priced when compared to the previous Honda Civic model. I think it’s not that great when compared to the new 2025 Camry, which also comes standard with a Hybrid powertrain, for $ 28,400. That is actually cheaper than the cheapest Honda Civic Hybrid for a larger, roomier, and more comfortable car. One that competes against the Accord and not the Civic. A sunroof isn’t standard on the base Camry but is a $870 option.

If you also want something much more modern looking the new Prius is still under $28,000 to start…

Life won’t be that easy for the new Civic Hybrid. That’s what happens when you’re “late to the game”…