2025 Civic Sedan New Trims & Colors + Hybrid

[WuTang4Life]

Looks like Honda is changing things up for the Civic! They got rid of the EX and Touring models and are bringing in two new hybrid ones. Plus, some of the cool colors like blue and gray are gone, and now there's this new blue and a silver instead. Okay, so it looks like the Civic is getting some changes! The EX and Touring models are gone, and now there are cool new Hybrid Sport and Hybrid Sport Touring versions. Also, some colors like Aegean and Sonic are out, and we're getting new ones like Urban, a new blue called Blue Lagoon Pearl, and Solar Silver.

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[varase]

Seems I was a bit premature.

In the city I'm pretty much getting around 46.1 MPG; on the highway at reasonable speed I've seen over 50, especially when keeping speeds below 70.

I don't smoke any more so I have windows and sunroof closed, and am normally using climate control especially now with mother nature attempting to bake the midwest.

I'm retired now and thus don't drive as much as I used to - used to be I'd do 60 mile round trips to work, but nowadays I just putter around the neighborhood.

My wife divorced me and moved around 12 miles away, so trips there and to the medical center where I used to work are the longest trips I take nowadays.

This would've been an amazing commuter car while I was still working and traveling.

 

[WuTang4Life]

Looks like EX and Touring are gone in favor of a Hybrid Sport and Hybrid Sport Touring. (Does this mean the L15 is done in the Civic?)

Color wise Aegean and Sonic are gone. We now have Urban and new blue called Blue Lagoon Pearl. And Lunar was replaced with Solar Silver.

Okay, so it looks like the old EX and Touring Civics are out, and now we've got Hybrid Sport and Hybrid Sport Touring models instead. I guess that means the L15 engine might not be around anymore for the Civic. Plus, some of the cool colors like Aegean and Sonic are gone, but we got new ones like Urban, Blue Lagoon Pearl, and Solar Silver!

 

[22Si]

Seems I was a bit premature.

In the city I'm pretty much getting around 46.1 MPG; on the highway at reasonable speed I've seen over 50, especially when keeping speeds below 70.

I don't smoke any more so I have windows and sunroof closed, and am normally using climate control especially now with mother nature attempting to bake the midwest.

I'm retired now and thus don't drive as much as I used to - used to be I'd do 60 mile round trips to work, but nowadays I just putter around the neighborhood.

My wife divorced me and moved around 12 miles away, so trips there and to the medical center where I used to work are the longest trips I take nowadays.

This would've been an amazing commuter car while I was still working and traveling.

Sorry for the confusion, if you are divorced and retired why are you still driving to the ex wife and work?

Not sure when you retired but the Prius, Camry hybrid, Escape hybird have been around since early to mid 2000s.

 

[varase]

Sorry for the confusion, if you are divorced and retired why are you still driving to the ex wife and work?

Not sure when you retired but the Prius, Camry hybrid, Escape hybird have been around since early to mid 2000s.

I end up helping the ex-wife out a lot - prior to the divorce I handled everything technical and she is clueless about most technology.

We share a daughter - who lives with me - so we still need contact from time to time.

As for work: because I worked for 45 years at the medical center, I had all my medical services there. I'm just now beginning to move all that closer to home since having your medical services 30 miles away gets old real quick - especially if you have procedures where you have to get driven home.

Anyhow, I love the Civic Sports Touring Hybrid: it is at once the most efficient and fastest car I've ever owned - a strange combination.

Usually it's pick good gas milage or speed - it's really uncommon to get both in one package.

 

[22Si]

I end up helping the ex-wife out a lot - prior to the divorce I handled everything technical and she is clueless about most technology.

We share a daughter - who lives with me - so we still need contact from time to time.

As for work: because I worked for 45 years at the medical center, I had all my medical services there. I'm just now beginning to move all that closer to home since having your medical services 30 miles away gets old real quick - especially if you have procedures where you have to get driven home.

Anyhow, I love the Civic Sports Touring Hybrid: it is at once the most efficient and fastest car I've ever owned - a strange combination.

Usually it's pick good gas milage or speed - it's really uncommon to get both in one package.

Thank you, youre a great person and father. Wish you all the best! Hope you're able to enjoy retirement and your new car!

 

[varase]

Wow, so you have to get a hybrid in order to get a top trim Civic in 2025? Hopefully the Si info will just be released later.

Actually (and paradoxically) the hybrid gets better gas milage and is faster than the Si.

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