Honda City Hatchback Fuel Consumption

As the year ends, it's usually a time for many Malaysians to hunt for deals when it comes to new cars. If you're in this basket – take a peek at this 2024 Honda City Hatchback, and here are five standout qualities you should know about. 1. Compact size but uncompromised space inside The City Hatchback is a masterclass in packaging. Its smaller footprint compared to the sedan makes it a perfect city car, allowing you to zip through traffic and slot into tight parking spaces effortlessly. Yet, tha

The 2024 Honda City Hatchback has a new colour, and it's the striking Phoenix Orange Pearl. It joins the palette which includes Ignite Red Metallic, Lunar Silver Metallic (petrol only), Meteoroid Grey, and Platinum White Pearl. The rest of the car stays the same as before, so prices remain unchanged - RM 85,900 for the 1.5 S, RM 90,900 for the 1.5 E, RM 95,900 for the 1.5 V, RM 100,900 for the 1.5 RS and RM 112,900 for the e:HEV RS hybrid. Powertrain choices for the non-hybrid variants is a 1.5-

What better way to celebrate unity than uniting yourself with a new car, especially a Honda? Now that barrier is even lower, courtesy of Honda Malaysia's 'Jiwa Madani' promotions. The clue is in the name – 'One Nation, Triple Joy' – so there's a stackable system of rebates going on. The base promotion will see you getting at least RM 3,000* off, with some models having a higher quantum of rebates. Take the Honda Civic 1.5 E for example. You already get an RM 7,500* Unity Rebate, and that is then

The B-segment hatchback category in Thailand has historically been a Honda versus Toyota game, but figures for H1 2024 is looking a little lopsided as the Honda City Hatchback has built a twofold advantage over the Yaris thus far, according to data gathered by Headlight Magazine. In fact, the City Hatchback hasn't moved off the pole position ever since January 2024; in fact, it consistently sells over 1,000 units monthly, at least for the past 5 months. No other model has hit above 800 units in

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