What Honda Civic Models Have a Sunroof? (Models Listed)

A cruise around town with some natural light and direct fresh air is what many drivers desire, and a modern Honda Civic can play it smart by adding the sunroof feature. But not all Honda Civics have sunroofs to suit the needs of drivers longing for an open-air driving experience.

What Honda Civic models have a sunroof? Depending on the year of production, you will get a sunroof in all the Honda Civic EX trims and above. What this implies is that the sunroof feature comes standard in the Honda Civic’s EX, EX-L, Touring and Si trims.

Using table shown below, I will identify which Honda Civic comes with a sunroof based on the trims and body styles. I will also answer some questions that may be bugging you as regards Honda Civic sunroofs.

So, if you want to know what which Honda Civic model has a sunroof, it’s all below – for more differences in trim, look instead at this guide.

Which Civic model has a sunroof — Not all Honda Civics come with a sunroof.

Honda Civics that come with a sunroof

The sunroof in Civics gives it a stylish interior and exterior. It is a cheaper way to experience the thrill of driving a convertible – well, that’s one way of looking at it anyway!. I have made a list of the latest Honda Civic trims and body styles with sunroofs between the years 2020 to 2022.

The 2022 Honda Civic

The 2022 Honda Civic body style is available as a sedan or hatchback. The Civic sedan comes in LX, EX, Sport, Touring, and Si trims. The Civic hatchback comes in similar LX, EX-L, Sport, and Sport Touring trims.

The tables below show which 2022 Civic trims come with a sunroof:

2022 Civic Sedan with sunroof

Trims	LX	EX	Sport	Touring	Si
Sunroof	N/A	Available	N/A	Available	Available

2022 Civic Hatchback with sunroof

Trims	LX	EX-L	Sport	Sport Touring
Sunroof	N/A	Available	N/A	Available

The 2021 Honda Civic

The 2021 Honda Civic is offered in two body styles, the sedan and hatchback. The Civic Sedan comes in the LX, Sport, EX, EX-L, and Touring trims.

The Civic hatchback comes in the LX, Sport, EX, and Sport Touring trims. Also available as hatchbacks are the Type R and Type R Limited Edition.

The tables below show which 2021 Civic trims come with a sunroof:

2021 Civic Sedan with sunroof

Trims	LX	EX	EX-L	Sport	Touring
Sunroof	N/A	Available	Available	N/A	Available

2021 Civic Hatchback with sunroof

Trims	LX	EX	Sport	Sport Touring	Type R	Type R Limited Edition
Sunroof	N/A	Available	N/A	Available	N/A	N/A

The 2020 Honda Civic

The 2020 Honda Civic’s body styles come either as a sedan, coupe, or hatchback. The Civic sedan is offered in the LX, EX, EX-L, Sport, and Touring trims. The coupe models are also offered in the same trims as the sedan, except the EX-L. While the Civic hatchback comes in the LX, Sport, EX, EX-L, and Sport Touring trim levels.

The only body style available for the Type R version is the hatchback.

The tables below show which 2020 Civic trims come with a sunroof:

2020 Civic Sedan with sunroof

Trims	LX	EX	EX-L	Sport	Touring	Si
Sunroof	N/A	Available	Available	N/A	Available	Available

2020 Civic Hatchback with sunroof

Trims	LX	EX	EX-L	Sport	Sport Touring	Type R
Sunroof	N/A	Available	Available	N/A	Available	N/A

2020 Civic Coupe with sunroof

Trims	LX	EX	Sport	Touring	Si
Sunroof	N/A	Available	N/A	Available	Available

Opening, closing, and tilting your Honda Civic sunroof

You recently got a Civic with a sunroof, but you have troubles operating it? Stick with me, and I will ease you of those worries.

First, your car’s ignition switch must be in the “ON” position to operate the sunroof. To get it working, follow the steps below:

Opening your Civic’s sunroof

With one touch, pull the sunroof switch backward firmly. In response, the sunroof automatically opens fully. You can choose to pause the sunroof midway by pressing the switch briefly.

The sunroof can also be manually opened. To do this, gently pull back the sunroof switch, then hold on to it until you get your desired point.

Closing your Civic’s sunroof

With one touch, push the sunroof switch forward firmly, and the sunroof will automatically close all the way.

To get it to close up manually, push the sunroof switch forward lightly, and hold on to it until you get your desired point.

Tilting your Civic’s sunroof

Push the middle button of the sunroof switch to tilt your Civic’s sunroof. To close the tilt, push the switch forward firmly, then release it.

Reasons why your Civic’s sunroof is not functioning

The following are some reasons your Civic’s sunroof malfunctions:

1. Clogged sunroof tracks:

A common issue that prevents your Civic’s sunroof from closing or opening is a clogged sunroof track. This issue can be managed with regular cleaning of the sunroof tracks.

2. Faulty sunroof switch:

The metal contacts in your Civic’s sunroof switch may get rusted over time and wear out. Rusty metal contacts will cause your sunroof switch to malfunction.

To fix this, open your sunroof switch and clean the rust. In severe rust cases, you may have to replace the sunroof switch.

3. Faulty sunroof motor:

When you open your Civic’s sunroof, the sunroof motor typically makes a whining sound. When you don’t hear that sound, the motor may be broken, and this could cause your sunroof to stop working.

If you have a broken sunroof motor, it is best to see a mechanic immediately to have it replaced.

Other reasons your sunroof won’t work could be as a result of a loose cable, misaligned panel or other broken parts.

Fixing sunroof issues can go beyond basic skills, so it is advisable to visit an expert.

Handy Hint: I’ve previously written a guide which explains the fixes to try if your sunroof won’t close.