2025 Honda Civic Sport Touring Hybrid

[@bobbyjones2112]

This is the most in-depth review on this new civic that I’ve seen so far, well done!🚗

[@alohadave13]

I'm in the process of buying this exact vehicle and I've been watching a ton of videos on it. This video was by far the BEST technical review and explanation of features and how to use them that I've seen yet. Many thanks, great job!

[@CarTechInsider97]

Thank you ! Glad it was helpful. please subscribe and share

[@flrojas1]

Best explanation of all the functions of the Honda Civic Hybrid systems. Great job!

[@IKCS1]

This was great very helpful you give a lot of insight on the functions of the vehicle as well as some great handy tricks good job Thank You!

[@CarlosLaraLife]

Dude you literally answered questions that no one else on KZbin answers! Great video… thank you!

[@CarTechInsider97]

Happy to help!

[@paperchaserttv8754]

Best video break down ive seen on this car by far. 💪

[@fransuke56]

Damn so detailed, I don't think I would've figured all that out on my own. I'm waiting for mine to arrive, end of September baby.

[@CarTechInsider97]

Congratulations

[@chuy3412]

great video thanks for the details

[@CarTechInsider97]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mahmoodarifinchowdhury4967]

This is a fantastic video. Great job guys! I really needed this!

[@CarTechInsider97]

Glad we could help !

[@johndonut8713]

Thank you for posting this video!

[@georgio3674]

Best in depth review. Learned about the key fob which other reviewers neglect to talk about.

[@CarTechInsider97]

Thank you !

[@BostonBunker]

Great job! Wish I had a review like this on me 21 Ridgeline Black. Thanks for putting in the time and explaining everything.

[@CarTechInsider97]

Thank you I know we are planning to do the new one but we are also trying to figure out how to do previous years models so we can do some videos on them.

[@gurkamalsingh2749]

best review till now on this car 👏

[@markday5797]

Thank you guys very good review.

[@MehIFied]

Nice explanation of the features, helped me as a new Civic Hybrid owner. The glare in the video was pretty bad during the dash overview but otherwise good job!

[@Kirill-eo6vt]

amazing review! great job!

[@linteresa35]

Very informative thank you!!!!!😍

[@amelia_babelia]

thank you :) love your voice!

[@gaborszucs777]

Finally a detailed review 👌

[@robertMSP19]

That new 'face' is growing on me, but still prefer the pre-refresh face. This Hybrid is HOT! Pay attention to your insurance rate though......

[@tom_foolery93]

What about insurance?

[@andrefrbk]

Best review so far.

[@CarTechInsider97]

Thank you !

[@cola5939]

10/10 review

[@CarTechInsider97]

Thank you !

[@mars6447]

Great tip I just got mine I trying look video how use new features How do u get the icon if car 🚘 on dashboard, that show lights , brake light ? I couldn’t fine how do it Next Today my dashboard and monitor screen when dark I press brightness 🔅 🌞🌛but it fullest , I think not from there

[@dausras7186]

very detail, ❤

[@CarTechInsider97]

Thank you!

[@Kirill-eo6vt]

It would be nice to see more driving impressions, brake pedal feel, how it feels when going to Engine Drive Mode and back to HV mode, EV noise inside and outside, noise insulation, how long it drives EV before going to HV, real mpg test, pedals on steering wheel, 0-60 test, audio system impression, long drive seat comfort, how it drives in mountain climb roads, how good rain auto-sensing, how goor auto beam, night look, sport trim vs touring trim value comparison. Thank you!

[@CarTechInsider97]

Eventually we want to do a full review on the cars. But for right now we just want to go over features on the vehicle so people can learn about the cars and how to used them in case there sale person did not go over the car with them

[@goburma]

Great job! Does the car have an engine temperature indicator on the left side of the dashboard display?

[@choudharyhaseeb209]

Nice job guys!

[@CarTechInsider97]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@jonnt]

Great video

[@CarTechInsider97]

Thanks!

[@baljinder9630]

thanks brother for this detailed information

[@CarTechInsider97]

Thank you

[@EL-pm6xn]

I waited through the whole thing to see you discuss the regenerative braking paddles on the steering column, since you were so thorough with everything else. If you can give an update, that would be great. I am trying to decide between a 2025 Civic Hybrid Sport Touring, a 2024 Corolla Hybrid (AWD), and a 2024 Elantra Hybrid Limited. I was beginning to lean toward this Civic but another video mentioned the need to use the regenerative braking paddles everytime stopped which just sounds tedious.

[@CarTechInsider97]

Hi Sorry about that I did go over that on my first take before we I got a interrupted and cut the video and I forgot to go over it again on the final take since I got confused so I am sorry about that. So I sold a 2025 Honda Civic Sport to one of my clients and I followed up with him 2weeks after to ask what MPG he got and he told me he was at 50 MPG and I ask if he used the Regenerative Braking Paddles and he said no but he was going to try to use them this whole week and tell me is he get more ot the same. Since the Hybrid adapt to your driving habit to give you the best mpg possible without you needed to use the paddles unless you want to get the most possible. but once I hear back from him next week. I will let you know what the results are. sorry again for skipping that part

[@ryanomalley4401]

I had a 2024 Elantra Limited hybrid for 5 months until it got rear-ended and totaled. I picked up the sports touring civic about a week ago and was happy I was able to make the switch. Couldn't give any input on the corolla because I have never driven one of the new ones. You were curious about the paddle shifters for fuel economy. I have put a little over 1k miles on the civic so far and have tested out using them and not. It does get a little bit better gas mileage using them, but it's hardly noticeable.

[@rafawojcik3011]

I've been driving it daily for nearly 2 years in EU, you don't have to use the paddles at all, that's more of a thing of convenience. One thing is important about the paddles regarding mountain driving - if you have a a long steep descent you'd need to use paddles to save on brakes, eventually they'll top up the battery and then the engine hops on so you can engine-break, driving through the swiss alps it absolutely saved my brakes as I didn't have to use them pretty much at all, only to full stop/emergency brake.

[@pi.actual]

The paddles are very intuitive and it doesn't take long to get used to them. If you are on a twisty mountain road you can go into sport mode and if you set max regen it will stay there and the car will behave as if it is in a lower gear so you will not have to use the brakes at every curve. In normal and econ modes the regen mode resets to off when you go back on the accelerator pedal so you use them when approaching a stop or when on a descent to control your off throttle speed.

[@thedonzo506]

do all these keyfob tricks work the same with the hatchback

[@CarTechInsider97]

Yes that is correct

[@helenwan9726]

How do you set up walk away auto lock system ? Thanks.

[@CarTechInsider97]

You go to Vehicle Settings, Then Door Set Up and then Click Walk Away Auto Lock ON

[@helenwan9726]

@@CarTechInsider97 You are the best 🙏👍👏👍🌹‼️

[@avery4528]

Holy cow! Honda finally has a button to unlock the trunk!?

[@courtneys3163]

33k no rear vent and usbc charge port

[@rwll]

Does the radio have Sirius XM?

[@PreludeSon]

How do you get the virtual car icon to show up on the dashboard when you turn on the car 6:47?

[@angelasmr8818]

It’s from factory you don’t have to do anything

[@pi.actual]

@@angelasmr8818 No it won't show unless you arm ACC or LKA on the steering wheel

[@angelasmr8818]

@@pi.actual I have a 2023 accord and it does show it and I didn’t do anything

[@pi.actual]

@@angelasmr8818 Maybe Accord is different. If either ACC or LKA are selected it will show. If both are off it doesn't show. Do you see the lane lines? If so you have one or both of them turned on.

[@dennismullert3175]

Can anyone clarify if this car offers a heated steering wheel Option? Thanks

[@vannguyen-yw9ln]

I believe no

[@CarTechInsider97]

No the Civic Touring does not come with a Heated steering wheel

[@yanick8633]

In Canada, yes.

[@johnvan6803]

Great car, but too many little thing are missing that made me change my mind about buying this car. There is no spare tire which is rediculous! No one is going to sit on the side of the road and patch up a tire! And if you do, and drive even a short distance on that tire, it ruins the tire and it has to be replaced! Also, there is no height adjustment for the passenger seat and you sit too low, ANOTHER SCREW UP! Also, there are no rear vents or USB ports! Honda really dropped the ball! They lost at least one sale! I'm going to spend six thousand dollars less for a beautiful Kia Soul, which isn't as powerful, but gives me all the things that are missing AND a viewing screen that is two inches bigger than the Civic!

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[@RickStein-i9o]

43900 in Canada What a joke

[@omarlora160]

Imo the interior is pretty outdated for a 2025. If they took out the honeycomb air vent it would look like a 2018 maybe 2020. Honda can do better but yet they are still the most reliable cars.

[@elfthings]

Thank you so much for making this!! I got mine yesterday and don’t know anything about it!

[@linteresa35]

Very informative thank you!!!!!😍