2022 Honda City Hatchback 1.5 S

Iconised in the Japanese anime “You’re Under Arrest,” the classic Honda Motocompo folding scooter from the '80s has been reinvented for the modern era with electrification and could very well be folded to fit in your current Honda City Hatchback. Dubbed the Honda Motocompacto, the all-electric folding scooter is shaped to be a fun-to-ride “first and last mile” solution to address the new demands and realities of modern urban mobility. Also Read: The missing link – The forgotten second-gen Honda

The recently launched 2023 Honda City sedan Facelift refreshes the company's top-selling model with a host of styling updates, improved creature comforts and inclusion of the Honda Sensing ADAS suite as standard now. Of course, the new additional features and currency fluctuations have resulted in price increases across all variants. Therefore it is reasonable to assume its sibling, the Honda City Hatchback (HB) will also see similar price increases at launch, expected in early 2024. Also read:

Right after the 2023 Honda City sedan underwent its facelift (launched last week), photos of the 2023 Honda City Hatchback facelift undergoing tests in Thailand have since circulated, courtesy of auto sites Ridebuster and Car2day. The breadth of updates should follow very closely as its sedan sibling; that's to say redesigned front- and rear bumpers, and new wheels as well. In case you've missed that – have a look at the sedan pics below, the look now is a touch more elegant compared to the spor

Honda's Gen H event reaches fever pitch as it takes over the Bukit Jalil National Stadium's Carpark C all throughout this weekend (17- to 18-June 2023) for its Grand Finale, promising fun times for all in the family. Having made its rounds in Johor and Penang since early June, Gen H is an event that allows the public to experience the full range of Honda Malaysia's hybrid offerings (City RS e:HEV, City Hatchback RS e:HEV, Civic RS e:HEV, HR-V RS e:HEV) besides the regular petrol cars too, all in

Compared to Malaysians, Thais are more accepting of hybrid cars probably also due to the more expensive petrol prices over in the Kingdom. While Toyota might be the brand that many around the world see as the pioneer of hybrid vehicles, Honda is the most preferred brand for Thais when it comes to getting one. In 2022, Honda is ranked number one in terms of electrified vehicles (xEV) sales in Thailand with cumulative sales of 26,660 units which translate to a 30% market share. Honda offers 6 e:HE

Malaysia’s current import and excise tax exemption for green vehicles is limited only to battery EV (BEV) models. Despite the tax exemptions, the cheapest BEV in Malaysia is still priced at RM 139,800 – Great Wall Motor’s Ora Good Cat, imported from China. The idea for the tax exemption is to have these imported BEVs kick-starting market demand so job-creating, investment-attracting local assembly projects can follow. There are now three locally assembled (CKD) BEVs, from two manufacturers – the