2027 Honda Civic Sedan Gas and Hybrid Guide
2027 Honda Civic Sedan · Gas and hybrid
Let’s find your Civic Sedan.
Start with the way you drive. Compare the gas and hybrid Civic Sedan, then choose the comfort and technology that matter to you.
Choose your kind of drive.
Compare the 150-hp gas models with the 200-hp hybrids. The right starting point depends on your driving and the equipment you want.
Room for the everyday things.
Every trim has five seats and a 14.8-cubic-foot trunk. Sport and both hybrids add a 60/40 split-folding rear seat for more flexibility.
Pick the technology you’ll use.
The first three trims use a 7-inch screen with wired smartphone connections. Sport Touring Hybrid brings a 9-inch screen, wireless connections, Google built-in and Bose audio.
A closer look
See the Civic Sedan in action.
Take a look around with Honda’s official video. Then compare the trims and come see how the cabin, controls and driving position feel to you.
Official Honda video. Equipment shown may vary by trim and model year. Watch on YouTube
First, choose your powertrain
Two ways to make the daily drive yours.
Both choices are front-wheel drive. The gas models use a CVT; the hybrids use a direct-drive transmission and recharge their battery through the engine and regenerative braking.
LX and Sport
A straightforward gas choice.
150 hp34–36 combined MPG2
LX and Sport share a 150-hp engine, front-wheel drive and a CVT. LX covers the fundamentals; Sport adds convenience features, blind spot information and a different look.
EPA estimates: LX 32 city / 41 highway / 36 combined MPG; Sport 31 city / 39 highway / 34 combined MPG.
Sport Hybrid and Sport Touring Hybrid
More power, with hybrid efficiency.
200 hp49 combined MPG2
Sport Hybrid and Sport Touring Hybrid pair a 200-hp hybrid system with front-wheel drive and direct-drive transmission. Both are rated at an EPA-estimated 49 combined MPG, and neither needs to be plugged in.
Both hybrids: 50 city / 47 highway / 49 combined MPG.
Start with the differences
Four trims. Find your priorities.
Two gas trims. Two hybrid choices. Start with the main differences, then put your favorites side by side.
LX
$24,995Starting MSRP1
Start with the fundamentals.
- Honda Sensing
- 7-inch touchscreen
- Wired Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
Cloth seating, automatic climate control and Honda Sensing give you a straightforward place to start.
Sport
$26,995Starting MSRP1
Gas power, with more daily convenience.
- Heated side mirrors
- Remote engine start
- Smart Entry with Walk Away Auto Lock
- Leather-wrapped steering wheel
- 3 drive modes
- CVT paddle shifters
Remote start, heated mirrors and Smart Entry make the routine easier. Black wheels and a leather-wrapped steering wheel add the Sport touches.
Sport Hybrid
$29,695Starting MSRP1
Hybrid power and heated comfort.
- 200-hp hybrid system
- Heated front seats
- Moonroof
- Dual-zone climate control
- Deceleration selectors
- Blind spot information with cross traffic monitor
The 200-hp hybrid system comes with heated front seats, a moonroof and dual-zone climate control. Keep the cloth seating and focus on the features you’ll use every day.
Sport Touring Hybrid
$32,695Starting MSRP1
Leather, connected technology and parking help.
- 9-inch touchscreen
- 10.2-inch digital instrument cluster
- Google built-in
- Wireless phone charger
- Bose audio with 12 speakers including subwoofer
- Front and rear parking sensors
Choose this for heated leather-trimmed seating, power front seats, upgraded displays and Bose audio. Parking sensors and Low-Speed Braking Control are included here, along with S+ Shift.
Starting MSRPs shown exclude the $1,295 destination charge, tax, license, registration, accessories and $455 for premium colors. Dealer prices may vary.
Sport-L trim expected to be available in late 2026.
Put your favorites side by side.
Pick any two trims. Each feature stays lined up so you can see what changes.
| What changes | Sport | Sport Hybrid |
|---|---|---|
| Starting MSRP¹ | $26,995 | $29,695 |
| Powertrain | 150-hp gas; FWD | 200-hp hybrid; FWD |
| Transmission | CVT | Direct drive |
| EPA MPG² — city / highway / combined | 31 / 39 / 34 | 50 / 47 / 49 |
| Seating | Cloth | Heated cloth front seats |
| Heated front seats | Not standard | Standard |
| Power front seats | Not standard | Not standard |
| Rear seat | 60/40 split-folding rear seat | 60/40 split-folding rear seat |
| Climate control | Automatic climate control | Dual-zone automatic climate control |
| Touchscreen and smartphone connections | 7-inch; wired Apple CarPlay and Android Auto | 7-inch; wired Apple CarPlay and Android Auto |
| Audio | 8 speakers | 8 speakers |
| Blind spot information / cross traffic monitor | Standard | Standard |
| Parking sensors / Low-Speed Braking Control | Not standard | Not standard |
| S+ Shift | Not standard | Not standard |
| Google built-in / wireless phone charger | Not standard | Not standard |
Comparing Sport and Sport Hybrid.
Make yourself comfortable
A seat you can settle into.
Cloth seating comes on LX, Sport and Sport Hybrid. The hybrid adds heated front seats and dual-zone climate control. Sport Touring Hybrid brings heated leather-trimmed seating and power front-seat adjustment.
Come try the seating position and rear-seat space for yourself. The little details are easier to judge when you’re sitting in the car.
Room for the rest of your day.
Every trim has five seats and a 14.8-cubic-foot trunk. LX has a folding rear seat; Sport and both hybrids add a 60/40 split-folding rear seat for more loading flexibility.
Bring the bag, stroller or everyday gear you use most. We’re happy to help you take a closer look.
Useful technology, clearly explained
Choose how you want to connect.
LX, Sport and Sport Hybrid use a 7-inch touchscreen with wired Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility. Sport Touring Hybrid moves to a 9-inch touchscreen with wireless connections, Google built-in and a wireless phone charger.
For your musicLX has 4 speakers. Sport and Sport Hybrid have 8. Sport Touring Hybrid includes Bose premium audio with 12 speakers, including the subwoofer.
For the view aheadSport Touring Hybrid includes a 10.2-inch digital instrument cluster alongside its larger touchscreen.
Smartphone connections, wireless charging and Google built-in require compatible devices and applicable services. Check device compatibility and current service or subscription requirements.
A Sport Touring Hybrid detail
Get to know S+ Shift.
S+ Shift simulates the feel of gear changes for a more involved drive. It comes on Sport Touring Hybrid, along with four drive modes including Individual.
Sport’s CVT paddle shifters and the hybrids’ deceleration selectors are separate features. We’ll show you the controls and explain how they work on the trim you’re considering.
Support for the driver
Know what’s included—and what it does.
Honda Sensing is standard on all four trims.
Honda Sensing includes the Collision Mitigation Braking System, Road Departure Mitigation, Adaptive Cruise Control with Low-Speed Follow and Lane Keeping Assist. These features provide braking, following-distance and lane support within their system limits.
- Sport, Sport Hybrid and Sport Touring Hybrid include blind spot information with a cross traffic monitor. LX does not include those features.
- Front and rear parking sensors and Low-Speed Braking Control are included on Sport Touring Hybrid.
Driver-assistance features have limitations and do not replace attentive driving. The driver remains responsible for safe operation. See the owner’s manual for system details.
A few things you might be wondering.
Do I need to plug in the Civic Hybrid?
No. Its hybrid battery recharges through regenerative braking and the engine. You do not need plug-in charging.
Does every trim have wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto?
LX, Sport and Sport Hybrid use a 7-inch touchscreen with wired connections. Sport Touring Hybrid has a 9-inch touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility.
Which trim has S+ Shift?
S+ Shift is included on Sport Touring Hybrid. Sport’s CVT paddle shifters and the hybrids’ deceleration selectors are separate features.
Which trims add blind spot and parking assistance?
Blind spot information with a cross traffic monitor starts with Sport. Sport Touring Hybrid also includes front and rear parking sensors and Low-Speed Braking Control. These systems assist the driver and have limitations.
What do the starting prices exclude?
Starting MSRPs shown exclude the $1,295 destination charge, tax, license, registration, accessories and $455 for premium colors. Dealer prices may vary. Ask us to review the price of the specific vehicle you’re considering.
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1 Starting MSRPs shown exclude the $1,295 destination charge, tax, license, registration, accessories and $455 for premium colors. Dealer prices may vary.
2 Based on 2027 EPA mileage ratings. Use for comparison purposes only. Your mileage will vary with driving conditions, driving habits, maintenance and other factors.
Specifications describe the 2027 U.S. Civic Sedan. Equipment, colors and accessories shown vary by trim and model year. Confirm features and pricing on the individual vehicle. Driver-assistance features have limitations and do not replace attentive driving. The driver remains responsible for safe operation. See the owner’s manual for system details.
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