Honda Civic

A starting price usually references a car’s base model, excluding available features, options and fees, making it a poor benchmark in some cases.

A new hybrid powertrain is available that substantially increases the compact sedan and hatchback’s combined fuel economy and makes it the most powerful Civic aside from the Type R.

Eight new vehicles qualified for the agency’s Top Safety Pick awards, including five that achieved the highest Top Safety Pick+ rating.

Best of all for three-pedal enthusiasts, the only way you can spec the refreshed 2025 Civic Si is with a manual transmission.

At a starting price of $25,345, the 2025 Honda Civic LX is $300 more expensive than the outgoing 2024 Civic, though other trims see larger increases.

The refreshed-for-2025 Honda Civic lineup regains a hybrid version, this time with a gutsier powertrain that improves acceleration as well as fuel efficiency. The hybrid is also positioned as the regular Civic’s premium powertrain, replacing the previous turbo 1.5-liter.

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety and Consumer Reports have released their annual list of recommended vehicles for teens, and the 2024 list offers more safety for less, as used- and new-car prices stabilize.

The Honda Civic gets a hybrid variant back for 2025, as well as a very light styling refresh.

According to a new report compiled by Cars.com, new cars priced under $30,000 comprise the fastest growing segment in the car market.

The new 2025 Civic hybrid will use a version of Honda’s existing fourth-generation two-motor hybrid system from the CR-V and Accord.