Honda Atlas Cars Pakistan has once again grabbed the attention of car enthusiasts by teasing what appears to be the Honda Civic facelift, sparking strong speculation about an upcoming launch in Pakistan.
While the company has stopped short of making an official announcement, the latest teasers suggest that exciting upgrades—possibly including a hybrid variant—could soon arrive in the local market.
What did Honda tease?
In a recent social media post, Honda shared a close-up image of the Civic’s updated front grille featuring an RS badge. This subtle reveal strongly hints at the arrival of a sportier Civic RS variant, known globally for its bold styling and dynamic road presence. The refreshed grille design suggests a sharper and more aggressive look compared to the current model.
But that’s not all. Another teaser carrying the words “Class Elevated”, paired with the name Civic Oriel, has further fueled speculation.
Could Honda be preparing updates across multiple variants, including the popular Oriel trim? The clues certainly point in that direction.
Is a Civic Hybrid coming to Pakistan?
One of the most exciting possibilities is the potential introduction of the Honda Civic Hybrid. Internationally, the 2025 Civic lineup has received light cosmetic updates along with a new hybrid powertrain.
The Civic Hybrid uses a 2.0-liter petrol engine combined with two electric motors, delivering a healthy 200 horsepower while offering exceptional fuel efficiency—up to 49 mpg combined in global markets.
With rising fuel prices and increasing interest in eco-friendly vehicles, a Civic Hybrid could be a game-changer for Pakistani buyers. Would you consider a hybrid Civic over a traditional petrol sedan?
What’s new for the 2025 Civic globally?
The facelifted Civic features revised headlights, a reworked front bumper, and cleaner exterior details that keep the design fresh.
Honda has also simplified the engine lineup internationally. Non-hybrid models now rely solely on a 2.0-liter naturally aspirated engine, as the turbocharged 1.5-liter has been discontinued.
Despite these changes, the Civic continues to shine with its balanced handling, comfortable ride, and everyday practicality. Advanced driver-assistance features remain standard, while higher trims—especially hybrid versions—offer upgraded infotainment and premium features.
What do you think?
If Honda Atlas introduces the Civic Hybrid facelift in Pakistan, it could redefine the midsize sedan segment. Do you think Pakistani buyers are ready for a hybrid Civic? Would you prefer the sporty RS variant or the refined Oriel?
For now, all eyes are on Honda Atlas as fans eagerly await an official launch announcement. One thing is certain—the Civic story in Pakistan may be about to enter an exciting new chapter.