Honda City Hatchback Fuel Consumption

Once a darling of Southeast Asia’s automotive industry, Thailand’s economy is currently in a bad position. From January to July, Thailand’s new car sales added up to just 354,421 units. In comparison, Malaysia, which has only half the population of Thailand, sold 462,088 units. Year-to-date, Thailand’s new car sales are down by 24% year-on-year, according to figures compiled by the Federation of Thai Industries. The car segments that saw the biggest drop are pick-up trucks and pick-up-derived SU

Once again, we find ourselves on the cusp of another long-distance drive with a Honda hybrid. This time, it's a little different, as we have the current star of the H-range in Malaysia, the 2024 Honda City Hatchback facelift. The challenge this time is to bring it to Ipoh and back, on a single tank of fuel. If we're truly honest, this is chicken feed for a machine of this caliber. Honda is also very confident of that fact, given that we're free to do it however we see fit – no restrictions to ai

If you've been eyeing a new car, then Honda Malaysia's 'One Spirit, Triple Rewards' promo for August is one you should pay attention too. The base promotion is valid while stocks last, and entitles customers up to RM 8,000 in rebates. To be clear though, certain models can get an extra RM 2k - RM 3k rebate under the Merdeka Jiwa Madani Reward, but these cars need to be registered before 31-August 2024. For example, with full rebates this allows the Honda Civic to start at RM 123,900 (1.5 E), and

Honda has hit an all-time high quarterly operating profit of 484.7 billion Yen (~RM 14.9 billion) for the first quarter of its financial year ending 31-March 2025 (FY2025). The figure is 22.9% higher than the same April – June quarter in FY2024. Honda’s operating margin also improved to 9%, up from 8.5% in the same quarter of the previous financial year. Honda attributes the strong performance to increased sales of motorcycles in India and Brazil, strong demand for its hybrid cars, and a weak Ye

Honda Malaysia has collected over 3,000 bookings for its new 2024 Honda City Hatchback. The updated (facelift) City Hatchback was launched in May 2024, and it now comes with Honda Sensing suite of driving assistance safety features. Also new is an updated infotainment, including support for wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto (for RS variant, wired connectivity for E and V variants). Prices start from RM 85,900 for the entry 1.5S variant, reaching RM 112,900 for the highest specifications 1.

Honda Malaysia announced the upgraded Honda Insurance Plus (HiP) that offers three enhanced benefits: unlimited mileage towing, a 100% payout for up to 15 years, and 100% coverage on accidental repairs (no betterment) for up to 13 years. Honda Malaysia's Managing Director and CEO, Mr. Hironobu Yoshimura, stated, “Since its launch in 2002, HiP has been known for its comprehensive protection. Our new tagline, 'Maximise Coverage, Maximise Smiles', reflects our commitment to enhancing the experience