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The 2025 Honda Civic Si Sedan arrives as a refreshed four-door model with a practical design and a sporty vibe. It enters a new model year with various changes to its exterior and interior.
For the 2025 model year, the Honda Civic Si Sedan keeps its reputation as an affordable performance sports sedan. It is available in a single trim level, continuing its focused performance design.
The 2025 Civic Si remains one of the few sedans in its class offered exclusively with a manual transmission. Its limited-slip differential and sports-tuned suspension allow outstanding handling, resulting in a more engaging drive.
The 2025 Honda Civic Si Sedan features an updated interior with sportier styling and more tech features. Honda designed the cockpit to focus on driver engagement, and to this end, the automaker smartly integrated intuitive technology into the Civic Si Sedan.
For the 2025 model year, the Honda Civic Si Sedan gets a new LED shift indicator light. Its cabin features red contrast stitching on the doors, steering wheel, and center armrest. Red accents also adorn the sedan’s signature metal honeycomb dash trim.
The Honda Civic Si Sedan accommodates up to five passengers in two rows. Front occupants sit on heated, body-stabilizing sports seats with built-in head restraints. Rear passengers occupy a 60/40 split fold-down rear seatback with a center armrest. The Civic Si features cloth upholstery with red ambient lighting. The 2025 Honda Civic Si Sedan keeps its passengers comfortable with an automatic climate control system.
In terms of trunk space, the new Civic Si Sedan can carry up to 14.4 cubic feet of cargo. The trunk opens wide for easier cargo loading and unloading. Interior storage options include a center console and passenger-side seatback pockets.
The 2025 Honda Civic Si Sedan features a refreshed exterior with a more aggressive front fascia. It comes with an elongated hood and a low, wide stance. It has a new hex-pattern grille, standard LED headlights, and functional aerodynamic aids, including a hidden front spoiler and a gloss black decklid spoiler.
In addition, the 2025 Honda Civic Si Sedan has revised LED taillights with a darker appearance. It also has sporty gloss black trim on exterior mirrors and window surrounds.
This sport sedan also features a fin-type roof-mounted antenna and a one-touch power moonroof with a tilt feature.
The 2025 Honda Civic Si Sedan rides on redesigned Si-specific V-spoke 18-inch matte black alloy wheels fitted with all-season tires. A black coal version of the wheels and high-performance summer tires are available.
The 2025 Honda Civic Si Sedan is available in these colors:
The 2025 Honda Civic Si Sedan delivers engagement via a 1.5-liter VTEC® turbocharged 4-cylinder engine that delivers 200 horsepower and 192 lb-ft of torque. The 4-cylinder engine links to a close-ratio 6-speed manual transmission with rev-match control.
The VTEC® engine routes power to the front wheels via a lightweight single-mass flywheel and a standard helical limited-slip differential. This setup allows for predictable shifting and handling control. For greater stopping prowess, the 2025 Honda Civic Si Sedan has larger brakes than the standard Civic Sedan.
Drivers can select from three different drive modes: Normal, Sport, and Individual. The Sport mode adds throttle response while decreasing steering assist. The Individual mode allows the driver to customize engine response and steering assist level.
The 2025 Honda Civic Si is a compact sedan that offers a practical and fun-to-drive character. It offers sporty performance and plenty of tech elements in an affordable package.
Check out a 2025 Honda Civic Si Sedan for sale in Gonzales, LA, at Ascension Honda. Visit our showroom to learn more about this new Honda sedan. Our friendly team is ready to assist you.
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