2015 Honda Civic Hybrid and Natural Gas models priced for US market
Honda has confirmed US pricing for the 2015 Civic Hybrid and Civic Natural Gas, with both models offering updated equipment and new trim options.
Honda has set US pricing for the 2015 Civic Hybrid and Civic Natural Gas, with the Hybrid starting at $24,735 and the Natural Gas at $26,740, both before a $790 destination charge. The announcement confirms the availability of both alternative-fuel Civics for American buyers, with upgraded equipment and new features for the model year.
The 2015 Civic Hybrid combines a 1.5-litre petrol engine with an electric motor, delivering a total of 110 hp and 172 Nm of torque. Honda lists EPA fuel economy at 44 mpg city, 47 mpg highway, and 45 mpg combined. The Hybrid is available with features such as leather upholstery, satellite navigation, LaneWatch camera, rearview camera, automatic climate control, and Push Button Start, depending on trim level.
The Civic Natural Gas, priced from $26,740 before destination, uses a 1.8-litre four-cylinder engine producing 110 hp and 143 Nm. Power is transmitted through a five-speed automatic gearbox. Like the Hybrid, the Natural Gas model can be specified with leather seats and navigation, as well as the Expanded View Driver’s Mirror and other equipment upgrades. Both cars continue Honda’s strategy of offering alternative drivetrains in the Civic line for the US market.
Equipment and trim changes for 2015
For 2015, both the Civic Hybrid and Civic Natural Gas gain access to features previously limited to higher trims or unavailable on these variants. Buyers can now select leather upholstery and satellite navigation, bringing the alternative-fuel models closer to the specification of mainstream Civics. The Hybrid also gains Push Button Start, while both models offer Honda’s LaneWatch display and a rearview camera as standard or optional, depending on trim.
- Leather upholstery available on both models
- Satellite navigation system optional
- LaneWatch camera and rearview camera offered
- Automatic climate control included on Hybrid
Position in the Civic range and market context
The Hybrid and Natural Gas models sit above the standard Civic in price, reflecting their alternative powertrains and additional equipment. The Hybrid’s fuel economy remains a key selling point for buyers seeking lower running costs, while the Natural Gas model targets those looking for a petrol alternative. Both models face competition from other compact hybrids and alternative-fuel vehicles, though Honda’s decision to maintain both options for 2015 gives buyers more choice within the Civic range. For pricing details on the standard Civic and other trims, seeUK New Honda Civic Prices Announced.
