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The updated Civic lineup is taking the 11th-gen Civic – which snagged the 2022 North American Car of the Year award – to the next level with cooler looks, new tech, and a powerful yet efficient hybrid-electric option. For the first time, you can get these hybrid models as either a sedan or a hatchback. Honda's betting big on these hybrids, expecting them to make up about 40% of Civic sales, as part of their push towards electrification. The sedan is available in four trims; LX, Sport, Sport Hybrid and Sport Touring Hybrid. The hybrid-electric powered Sport Hybrid and Sport Touring Hybrid are taking a page out of the Accord and CR-V playbook, rocking the top trims with Honda's awesome two-motor hybrid-electric system. With a whopping 232 lb.-ft of torque, these are the most powerful Civics ever, aside from the Type R. They offer quicker acceleration than the old 1.5L turbo Civic and still manage to get killer EPA fuel economy ratings of 50 mpg in the city and 49 mpg combined. The hybrids are also the quietest Civic in the lineup, thanks to top-notch noise reduction that features Active Noise Control. The Honda Sensing® suite of safety and driver-assistive technologies now comes standard on all Civic models. For 2025, it's got even better with enhanced safety features, including improved visibility for motorcycles and bicycles in the Collision Mitigation Braking System™ (CMBS™) with Pedestrian Detection. Get ready for the refreshed Civic Hatchback, including the first-ever Civic Hatchback hybrid, hitting dealers later this summer. Stay tuned for more details on the 2025 Civic Type R and the updated 2025 Civic Si in the coming months. Reach out to a member of our team if you have any questions, or to be contacted when our first 2025 is available for a test drive. Award Winning Civic The updated Civic lineup is taking the 11th-gen Civic – which snagged the 2022 North American Car of the Year award – to the next level with cooler looks, new tech, and a powerful yet efficient hybrid-electric option. For the first time, you can get these hybrid models as either a sedan or a hatchback. Honda's betting big on these hybrids, expecting them to make up about 40% of Civic sales, as part of their push towards electrification. The sedan is available in four trims; LX, Sport, Sport Hybrid and Sport Touring Hybrid. Hybrid Trims Available The hybrid-electric powered Sport Hybrid and Sport Touring Hybrid are taking a page out of the Accord and CR-V playbook, rocking the top trims with Honda's awesome two-motor hybrid-electric system. With a whopping 232 lb.-ft of torque, these are the most powerful Civics ever, aside from the Type R. They offer quicker acceleration than the old 1.5L turbo Civic and still manage to get killer EPA fuel economy ratings of 50 mpg in the city and 49 mpg combined. The hybrids are also the quietest Civic in the lineup, thanks to top-notch noise reduction that features Active Noise Control. Enhanced Safety Features The Honda Sensing® suite of safety and driver-assistive technologies now comes standard on all Civic models. For 2025, it's got even better with enhanced safety features, including improved visibility for motorcycles and bicycles in the Collision Mitigation Braking System™ (CMBS™) with Pedestrian Detection. Get ready for the refreshed Civic Hatchback, including the first-ever Civic Hatchback hybrid, hitting dealers later this summer. Stay tuned for more details on the 2025 Civic Type R and the updated 2025 Civic Si in the coming months. Reach out to a member of our team if you have any questions, or to be contacted when our first 2025 is available for a test drive.

Alliston Honda Plant To Specialise In Electric Vehicles Honda Canada has announced its intention to establish a comprehensive EV value chain in Canada, with an estimated investment of $15 billion Canadian. This initiative aims to enhance Honda's EV supply infrastructure and capabilities in anticipation of a surge in EV demand in North America. Honda is currently in the initial stages of assessing the necessary steps to construct an innovative and environmentally conscious Honda EV manufacturing facility, along with a dedicated Honda EV battery plant in Alliston, Ontario. Honda plans to commence electric vehicle production in 2028. The EV plant is projected to produce 240,000 EVs annually once it is fully operational. Honda aims not only to maintain the current employment level of 4,200 associates at its two existing manufacturing facilities in Ontario but also to recruit at least 1,000 new associates for the EV and EV battery manufacturing facilities. President and CEO of Honda Canada Jean Marc Leclerc says “Honda of Canada Manufacturing is one of the premier automotive manufacturing facilities in the world and for nearly forty years, our work has been guided by determination, innovation, and a relentless drive to evolve. Today's announcement is a historic investment by a manufacturer in the Canadian auto industry. It proudly honours the highly skilled associates who have earned a global reputation for manufacturing excellence and represents Honda’s recognition of the long-term attractiveness of the Canadian electric vehicle manufacturing ecosystem.” The establishment of the new facilities will also generate numerous additional jobs across all sites, particularly in the construction sector. In order to bolster this initiative, Honda is working closely with the Canadian and Ontario governments to foster advancements in low-emissions manufacturing. This collaboration involves leveraging performance-based programs provided by the federal government's recently introduced Investment Tax Credits, as well as provincial incentives, both direct and indirect. Honda’s EV Strategy For North America In pursuit of achieving carbon neutrality for all its products and corporate activities by 2050, Honda has established an objective for BEVs and FCEVs to account for 100% of vehicle sales by 2040. To reach this target, Honda will persist in providing appealing products during this electrified era worldwide, with a focus on its primary market in North America. To achieve this electrification goal in North America, Honda took the initial step by designating its current automobile production facilities in Ohio, USA, as its EV Hub. This includes the revamping of the current plants, a $700 million investment, and the establishment of a joint venture EV battery plant with LG Energy Solution, involving an anticipated investment of $4.4 billion. The Ohio EV hub will act as the cornerstone for upcoming EV and EV battery manufacturing, exchanging knowledge and skills with other Honda facilities in North America. EV production at the Marysville Auto Plant is anticipated to commence in late 2025. As the next phase of this initiative, Honda aims to set up a complete EV value chain in Canada, covering all stages of EV manufacturing, from sourcing raw materials, especially for batteries, to assembling complete EVs. Furthermore, by considering secondary use and battery recycling, Honda aims to achieve low-carbon value creation across the entire battery life cycle. This approach will not only help Honda build a strong and profitable business but also support the transition to a carbon-neutral society.

Alliston Honda Plant To Specialise In Electric Vehicles Honda Canada has announced its intention to establish a comprehensive EV value chain in Canada, with an estimated investment of $15 billion Canadian. This initiative aims to enhance Honda's EV supply infrastructure and capabilities in anticipation of a surge in EV demand in North America. Honda is currently in the initial stages of assessing the necessary steps to construct an innovative and environmentally conscious Honda EV manufacturing facility, along with a dedicated Honda EV battery plant in Alliston, Ontario. Honda plans to commence electric vehicle production in 2028. The EV plant is projected to produce 240,000 EVs annually once it is fully operational. Honda aims not only to maintain the current employment level of 4,200 associates at its two existing manufacturing facilities in Ontario but also to recruit at least 1,000 new associates for the EV and EV battery manufacturing facilities. President and CEO of Honda Canada Jean Marc Leclerc says “Honda of Canada Manufacturing is one of the premier automotive manufacturing facilities in the world and for nearly forty years, our work has been guided by determination, innovation, and a relentless drive to evolve. Today's announcement is a historic investment by a manufacturer in the Canadian auto industry. It proudly honours the highly skilled associates who have earned a global reputation for manufacturing excellence and represents Honda’s recognition of the long-term attractiveness of the Canadian electric vehicle manufacturing ecosystem.” The establishment of the new facilities will also generate numerous additional jobs across all sites, particularly in the construction sector. In order to bolster this initiative, Honda is working closely with the Canadian and Ontario governments to foster advancements in low-emissions manufacturing. This collaboration involves leveraging performance-based programs provided by the federal government's recently introduced Investment Tax Credits, as well as provincial incentives, both direct and indirect. Honda’s EV Strategy For North America In pursuit of achieving carbon neutrality for all its products and corporate activities by 2050, Honda has established an objective for BEVs and FCEVs to account for 100% of vehicle sales by 2040. To reach this target, Honda will persist in providing appealing products during this electrified era worldwide, with a focus on its primary market in North America. To achieve this electrification goal in North America, Honda took the initial step by designating its current automobile production facilities in Ohio, USA, as its EV Hub. This includes the revamping of the current plants, a $700 million investment, and the establishment of a joint venture EV battery plant with LG Energy Solution, involving an anticipated investment of $4.4 billion. The Ohio EV hub will act as the cornerstone for upcoming EV and EV battery manufacturing, exchanging knowledge and skills with other Honda facilities in North America. EV production at the Marysville Auto Plant is anticipated to commence in late 2025. As the next phase of this initiative, Honda aims to set up a complete EV value chain in Canada, covering all stages of EV manufacturing, from sourcing raw materials, especially for batteries, to assembling complete EVs. Furthermore, by considering secondary use and battery recycling, Honda aims to achieve low-carbon value creation across the entire battery life cycle. This approach will not only help Honda build a strong and profitable business but also support the transition to a carbon-neutral society.

For the fourth time in the past five years, the Honda Passport has clinched the J.D. Power Canada ALG Residual Value Award. It has been acclaimed for having the highest residual value in the midsize SUV category with 2-row seating. J.D. Power acknowledges the Passport as the midsize SUV with the most robust residual value in its segment, forecasting it will retain its worth better than any other in its class. "We're obviously thrilled that the Honda Passport has been honoured by J.D. Power for its unparalleled residual value," states Steve Hui, Assistant Vice President of Honda Canada. "The J.D. Power 2024 Canada ALG Residual Value Awards are esteemed for singling out vehicles that preserve their value due to superior engineering, which includes quality, reliability, and safety – hallmarks of all Honda vehicles and a pledge we uphold with each new model year." The J.D. Power Canada ALG Residual Value Awards are highly esteemed and widely trusted. They serve as the benchmark in the automotive industry for identifying vehicles that are expected to maintain the highest percentage of their manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP) after three years. This factor is crucial for car buyers to consider when evaluating the total cost of ownership and potential resale value of a vehicle, regardless of whether they plan to finance, lease, or buy outright with cash.

How Do You Know If Your Honda Has A Recall? Use the Honda Canada VIN Recall tool to find about the latest Honda recalls. The Vin Recall tool is an easy, fast and free way to get updates on any Honda Canada factory recalls. Customers who want to avoid recalls can also use the tool to review what Honda vehicles are being recalled in Canada. Honda’s dedication to first-class safety, reliability and environmental protection means owners are sometimes asked to bring their Honda to a dealership for recalls. These repairs are typically done at no extra charge. If you want to check your Honda for recalls click the link above. Check Honda Canada’s online VIN recall/Product update lookup