- The 2025 iteration of the Honda Civic Si undergoes a redesign
- The upgraded 2025 Honda Civic Si is scheduled for release this summer and is priced at $31,045
- While power remains at 200 hp, the chassis modifications enhance the car’s stiffness
On Tuesday, Honda unveiled the revised 2025 model of the Civic Si sport sedan set to hit the market later this summer.
It is priced at $31,045, inclusive of a $1,095 destination fee. This marks an $850 increase compared to the current version, but the updated model comes with new standard features.
The current Civic Si is already renowned as one of the top economical performance vehicles available, and the refreshed model further enhances this reputation.
The power output from the 1.5-liter turbo-4 remains unchanged at 200 hp, but the rev-matching feature that adjusts the throttle during downshifts in the standard 6-speed manual transmission has been improved to include downshifts from second to first gear for the first time. The power continues to be delivered to the front wheels exclusively.
2025 Honda Civic Si
Modifications to the body structure, such as reinforcements around the base of the B-pillars and the door sills, have bolstered rigidity. This, combined with adjustments to the suspension dampers to accommodate the extra rigid body, has resulted in an overall improvement in driving dynamics, as per Honda.
Honda will provide buyers with high-performance summer tires for an additional $300. The standard tires are all-season tires, mounted on 18-inch wheels.
The redesigned Civic Si is easily identifiable by its updated front fascia and hexagonal grille design. Additionally, the taillights now feature a darker appearance, and customers can now select the popular Urban Gray Pearl paint finish from Honda.
2025 Honda Civic Si
Regarding the interior, a new 10.2-inch digital gauge cluster has been introduced alongside the existing 9.0-inch infotainment touchscreen. The larger cluster has allowed for the inclusion of a larger tachometer and gear-position display, along with a new shift light indicator. The infotainment system now integrates Google and additional front USB-C ports have been integrated into the vehicle.
The front sport seats now come with standard heating, and features like sport pedals and red accent stitching on components such as the steering wheel and door panels remain part of the standard package. Also included is a 12-speaker Bose sound system.
Honda’s suite of electronic driver-assist technologies, referred to as Honda Sensing, has also been revamped. Notable enhancements include an upgraded collision warning system with enhanced visibility for cyclists, as well as refined operation of the adaptive cruise control and active lane control for a smoother and more natural driving experience, as assured by Honda.