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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- In addition to a more powerful engine and an overall improved Civic lineup, the 2025 Honda Civic Hybrid is expected to feature impressive fuel economy. Honda is launching two new hybrid trim levels for 2025: Sport Hybrid and Sport Touring Hybrid. The latter is the most prominent model in the new Civic range. With a diverse lineup of sedans and hatchbacks, Honda aspires to dominate the compact hybrid market. The 2025 Civic Sedan Hybrid deftly combines electric prowess with style, retaining the Civic's iconic character, adding to Honda's growing lineup of hybrid vehicles. If looks are everything, the 2025 Civic Hybrid will stand out from its predecessor thanks to a ton of new features and improvements. In keeping with the sporty Civic Type R, the lower air intakes are now wider and more visible, and the corner intakes are smaller and less prominent. There are some minor updates to this beloved compact car, but the heart of the story is the fresh fascia and grille. Rather than wider angle vents, the bottom of the fascia features narrow vertical slits for ventilation. The bonnet overhang can be reduced by reworking the current model's upper grille. Adding a unique hybrid-specific wheel design to the Civic Hybrid will further differentiate it from other gas-powered cars. We'll announce the price tag for the new 2025 Honda Civic Hybrid at a later time, but we expect it to start at around $30,000. With a new 200-horsepower hybrid powerplant*, the upcoming 2025 Civic Sedan builds on its performance heritage and is expected to debut this summer. For the 2025 model year, Honda is bringing back the Civic LX and Sport trim levels offered in hatchback and sedan body styles. Both trim levels retain the 2.0-liter I-4 and CVT engines from the previous year; However, the LX is now only offered as a sedan, not a hatchback. But for now, the Sport is the entry-level model, and we'll reveal information soon when the manual Sport hatchback becomes available.
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There aren’t fender vents on the wheel well. Don’t use inaccurate photos when top car reviewers have already shown the specs and looks. There is NO manual hatchback for the Civic Hybrid. That’s reserved for the Si and Type R. This is why you don’t have viewer count. Unfortunately will unsubscribe
this is so inaccurate