2025 Honda Civic Si Arrives With Improved Chassis, New Features, And Timeless Turbo Power

by AutoExpert   |  23 July, 2024

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New for 2025, the Honda Civic Si gets a facelift, like a fresh coat of paint on a blank canvas. Still, the Civic Si's 200 hp and 192 lb-ft of torque turbocharged 1.5-liter engine are unchanged from the previous generation. The 2025 upgrade is most notable for the handling improvements. In their latest Civic Si, Honda claims they have created "the most fun-to-drive Si we've ever offered to our customers."

New lower B-pillar and rear door sill supports, as well as re-calibrated dampers, provide for a firmer chassis in the updated 2025 Honda Civic Si model. The modifications enhance stiffness in both the torsional and bending directions.

2025 Honda Civic Si

Even though most people think manual transmissions are so dated, the 2025 Civic Si makes an improvement by adding more features to help with rev matching. Adding to the model's personality, the Civic Si now blips the throttle while shifting from second to first, in addition to auto-blipping on downshifts up to second. One of the noticeable changes is the redesigned front bumper, which now features a lower grille with a slightly different shape and a hex pattern grille.

2025 Honda Civic Si

Additionally, they've reduced the size of the foglight holes. You may have wheels in matte black, or you can choose the more angular double-spoke style. Interior upgrades include USB-C connections and the same 9-inch touchscreen display seen in the top-tier 2025 Civic's infotainment system, which is compatible with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay.

2025 Honda Civic Si

As an added bonus, owners will get a boost gauge in addition to a G-force gauge. Now, heated settings are standard on sports seats. Early in August, buyers will be able to purchase a 2025 Honda Civic Si for $29,950 (not including the $1,095 destination fee). Optional high-performance summer tires could cost an additional $300.

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