A few months ago, Honda America announced the upcoming release of a new Civic Hybrid in the US. Recently, the company has unveiled the initial glimpse of the car, marking the debut of the 2025 Civic facelift.
The automotive giant plans to roll out this model across its lineup next year. With the current Honda Civic having been on the market for three years since its 2021 launch, the sedan is scheduled for some minor updates.
Also Read: Not a single Honda Civic sold in last three months
While Honda has not disclosed extensive details about the Civic Hybrid, these images offer a first look at the confirmed model.
Both sedan and hatchback body styles of the Civic Hybrid will be introduced in North America. Projections indicate that this hybrid variant is expected to constitute approximately 40% of Civic sales.
The front of the car resembles the Civic RS Prototype showcased at the Tokyo Auto Salon 2024, featuring a thicker grille that diminishes the prominent ‘forehead’ observed in the FE model.
The ‘mouth’ appears more prominent and wider, and the side fog lamp housings have been replaced by a vertical vent at the bumper edge, giving it a more Type R-like appearance.
Upon closer inspection of the rear, revised LED signatures become apparent. Although Honda US has not shared images of the interior, it is anticipated to remain largely unchanged.
