Honda Offers Another Great Reason To Get The Civic Hybrid Over The Si

On paper, the 2025 Honda Civic Hybrid is a better performer than the standard gas Civic Si just looking at the numbers, and can be had for under $30,000. CarsDirect noted the difference first, but it’s also worth mentioning that the Si has already exceeded the $30k mark as of January this year.

Do you spring for a sportier ride in the Si and pay more, or jump to the hybrid with a little more squirt, and now, a better financing deal? The answer is pretty obvious, especially if you’re concerned that new tariffs could impact prices in the coming weeks and months.

Act In April – Anything Could Happen Thereafter

For U.S. customers (we used an 11238 zip code on Honda’s website), the Japanese automaker is offering various financing incentives across its lineup for the month of April. We’re highlighting this Civic Hybrid vs. Si comparison because both models produce 200 horsepower, but the Si is already priced higher, making the hybrid models now that much more affordable with this new offer that isn’t available to Si customers.

According toHonda’s website, you can get a special financing rate of 4.99 percent APR for 48 months plus $750 in bonuses, broken down into a $250 Captive Finance Cash offer and a $500 Finance Loyalty or Conquest offer. Playing with the numbers, you could option a $30,000 Civic hybrid with this financing offer and save $2,000 versus financing a CIvic Si priced at $30,000 in the end, which is offered online at a 6.7 percent APR for the same term.

The Civic Si Is Selling On Its Abilities Alone

There are no explicit current incentives for the Civic Si, leaving it out of the deals available on the rest of the sedan and hatchback lineup. A bulletin was sent out to dealers informing them of this new financing offer specifically, as well.

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On top of the 40 lb-ft of torque difference, the Civic Hybrid is also more efficient than the Si, maxing out at 49 mpg compared to the Si’s 39 mpg, according to the EPA. You have until April 30 for these current deals, but we expect many adjustments to pricing from various automakers in the coming weeks and months.

Source: CarsDirect