This is the perfect car for most people. Simple controls, adequate power, good passenger room, fantastic fuel economy, solid driving manner, a reasonable price, and strong reliability.

I've wanted a Civic Hatch Hybrid that wasn't sluggish like other hybrids for the past 15 years. Honda is always two steps behind in the hybrid space ever since the Prius became popular almost 20 years ago, and following in that tradition, they release this car two years after Toyota finally releases an updated Prius with the power and looks to make the average consumer want to own it. I also see no features in this new Honda that haven't been on a Honda for years, and the looks, while hardly ugly, are really just ok. I'm still interested in seeing the Honda EPA ratings, and I wonder if the space in the hatch might be a bit more generous than that of the Prius. Perhaps the Honda ride and handling will also be better? Ultimately, however, it may be the price and availability of the Honda hatch that drives me in that direction. I really do like the gas/electric plug in hybrid of the Prime, though.

More practical than an EV

If it drives the cost down for the true Kings of Hybrids, Prius and Corolla, I'll be happy. Competition is good for the consumer.

Why do I get the feeling that the higher trims are going to touch $40k

This about to sell like crazy

How about battery capacity and warranty?

I hope they put the EX rims on the LX

I don’t know where you found that color blue but it definitely is NOT available on ANY 2025 Civic.😢 I wish it was because thats the reason I’m not buying the hybrid and probably buying the Acura Integra Type A in THAT color!

Corolla Hybrid sedan at those low prices is the best value! Civic Hatchback Hybrid is the best looking and most functional. Civic Hatchback for the win!

Unfortunately, Honda decided to cookie-cut the hybrid: no fog lights, rear vents, driver seat pocket, usb, soft upper door trim, and no power lift=gate, lumbar support, heated steering wheel, vented seats, pano roof, or 360 view screen. Honda did this for maximum profits, not thinking about 2025 American buyers

Honda needs to offer a black version of these rims with the Sport Touring. They'd look so much better. Otherwise, we have a winner.

Greetings from southern Ontario Canada home of the honda manufacturing plant in Alliston Ontario north of Toronto Canada home of the crv and civic sedan thanks for the presentation

On paper it looks like it should be affordable and reasonably priced, but my fear is that dealerships will mark them up significantly like the type R.

The legs, the legs.

$40k without rear vents and fog lights??!!..

Why won’t Honda make Civic AWD? Especially hatchback AWD will be awesome and gain market share from Subaru.

People will nitpick about the smallest things 😂

Bye Bye 1.5t

I just got done watching a Toyota commercial 🙈

Not sure why Honda in their infinite wisdom think if we want a hybrid, we have to have a sunroof. Some of us don't. SMH

I got 50 mpg in the 80s on most Japanese cars that I had owned, many of them with carburetors….didn’t have much complexity and electronics…just need household tools to fix them when needed. This NEW Honda is a failure in my opinion.

2025 car still using halogen turn signals… pathetic

Gahh dang. Fck the Si. Ill take this shit instead