The Honda Civic Si is a performance variant of the iconic compact car, offering a manual transmission and a 200 horsepower engine. However, production of the Civic Si and its Acura Integra A-Spec sibling will be paused after the 2026 model year due to EPA regulations for the 2027 model year.
According to Honda, the pause in production is due to "evolving business conditions." Although production will be halted, Honda plans to bring back both models to the lineup in the future. The company expects to share more details at a later time.
View Price on AmazonIt is unclear when exactly production will resume, but Honda enthusiasts looking to get their hands on a manual Civic Si may not have to wait too long. The combination of a stockpile and the claim that the brand plans to return both models to the American lineup suggests that this pause may not impact the flow of manual mid-level Civics and Integras in and out of American showrooms for all that long.
For now, fans of the Civic Si will have to wait and see when production will resume. With its 200 horsepower engine and manual transmission, the Civic Si is a unique offering in the compact car market.
Source: roadandtrack.com
