yes, Honda announced that a second electric model using Honda's proprietary platform will follow in 2025 for North America. It's described as a "mid-to-large size" EV and will use Honda's new electric platform, called e:Architecture. the company already announced its plans to manufacture and entirely electric honda civic by january 2025. https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a43699034/honda-new-ev-platform-2025/

Honda to Build a New EV on Its Own Platform in 2025

Set to arrive a year after the Prologue, which uses GM underpinnings, this new 'mid- to large-size' electric vehicle will use Honda's e:Architecture platform.

https://www.cnbc.com/2023/10/25/gm-honda-scrap-plans-to-co-develop-affordable-sub-30000-evs.html

GM, Honda scrap plans to co-develop 'affordable' sub-$30,000 EVs

The cancellation by GM and Honda is the latest in a growing number of decisions by automakers to scale back or scrap previously announced EV plans.

According to motortrend, it seems unlikely that Honda will make an EV Civic line as they are currently focusing on turning their mainline cars into hybrids with a hybrid Civic estimated to be in production in 2024. Furthermore, Honda has stated that they will electrify all vehicles by 2040, which is a promise below industry standard of electrifying everything by 2035. Thus, I believe that the Honda Civic will not be electrified by 2023.

https://www.motortrend.com/news/2024-honda-civic-hybrid-confirmed-acura-evs-online/