Honda City Price List (Variants)
Honda City Ownership Cost
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Honda City News
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Now in showrooms; 2024 Honda City Special Edition - Limited to 99 units, over RM 5k in upgrades, priced at RM 95.2kHonda Malaysia recently launched the 2024 Honda City Special Edition (SE), and these are the first images of the actual...
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One nation, three joys - Honda Malaysia's Jiwa Madani promo earns you rebates of up to RM 12,000* for Civic, City, WR-V, HR-V, and more!What better way to celebrate unity than uniting yourself with a new car, especially a Honda? Now that barrier is...
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2024 Honda City Special Edition launched - Limited to 99 units, gets 7 added features and exclusive paint, RM 95.2kUpdated with actual images of the 2024 Honda City V Special Edition Honda Malaysia has unveiled the 2024 Honda City...
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Honda City Videos
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2021 Honda City RS e:HEV i-MMD Review in Malaysia, for RM105k City or Civic?
2020 Honda City vs Nissan Almera Comparison Review, Which Is The Best B-Segment Sedan?
2020 Honda City 1.5V New Features Review in Malaysia, Best Equipped B-Seg Sedan?
2020 Honda City 1.5L V Owner Review in Malaysia, He Bought It Over the Nissan Almera Turbo!
2020 Honda City vs Nissan Almera vs Toyota Vios Comparison, Which B-segment Sedan To Buy?
2020 Honda City 1.5L in Malaysia, Which Variant Should You Buy?
2020 Honda City RS i-MMD Closer Look in Malaysia, Check Out The Interior!
2020 Honda City 1.5L Closer Look in Malaysia, Cheaper & Better Spec from RM 74k
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Spacious and practical interior
- Hybrid variant available as an option
- Lots of equipment for the price
Cons
- Drum brakes on all but the RS
- Honda Sensing only on the RS
- Small 409-litre boot on the RS
Honda City Reviews
- Overview
- Exterior
- Interior
- Features
- Powertrain
- Conclusion
Overview
The 2020 new Honda City brings the fight alongside the 2020 Nissan Almera and the Toyota Vios. With four well-specced variants (S, E, V and RS), the City also marks the world premiere of the 1.5-litre i-MMD petrol-electric hybrid engine found in the RS. Across the range, the petrol variants get a new 1.5-litre, DOHC, naturally-aspirated inline-four making 121 PS and 145 Nm. Features include rear air-conditioning vents on all variants, LED head and tail lights, Honda LaneWatch, Android Auto and Apple CarPlay support and RS-exclusive Honda Sensing.
Exterior
Design
It’s a smoother look than the previous generation’s angular shape. LED combination tail lights (standard on all variants) give a premium touch and there’s a choice of 6 colours.
Dimensions
The new Honda City measures: 4,553 x 1,748 x 1,467 mm
| 2020 new Honda City Dimensions | |
| Length | 4,553 mm |
| Width | 1,748 mm |
| Height | 1,467 mm |
| Wheelbase | 2,600 mm |
Lighting
S and E variants get halogen headlamps while V and the RS gets LED reflectors. LED DRLs and LED combination tail lights are standard across the range.
Wheels
The base S and E variants get 15-inch wheels while it’s the same 16-inch wheel designs on the V and RS – except those on the RS are bi-coloured.
Interior
Centre Console
Standard with spaces for your phone, wallet and drinks.
Dashboard
Like most of the car, the interior has been redesigned. Initial impressions are great, the dashboard is pleasing to look at and feels good, and the dual-tone on the V variant makes it a touch more premium.
Space
It fits adults comfortably and it’s very spacious inside.
Boot
S, E and V variants get a 519-litre boot, while the RS gets a smaller one at 409-litres – the space is taken up by the high-voltage battery pack.
Features
2020 new Honda City Specs and Features
Safety Feature
Besides the usual ABS with EBD, the City comes with a minimum of 4 airbags (S and E). While both the V and RS have 6 airbags and Honda Lanewatch, the Honda Sensing suite is reserved only for the range-topper.
Comfort Feature
Paddle shifters are standard from E variant onwards (RS gets a deceleration selector paddle). Fabric upholstery and seats for S and E variants, while there’s leather items on the V and RS.
Infotainment
The S gets a regular, Bluetooth-enabled infotainment system with 4 speakers. Spring for the E, V and RS if you want the 8-inch infotainment with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay support. The higher-end variants (V and RS) also get 8 speakers.
Powertrain
Engine
The new Honda City has 2 engines. The standard 1.5-litre engine dispenses 120 Honda has 2 engines on offer for the City. The standard 1.5 -litre, DOHC, naturally aspirated engine outputs 121 PS and 145 Nm, and the 1.5-litre petrol-electric hybrid makes 98 PS through the engine and 108 PS through the motor. Torque is 127 Nm from the engine and 253 Nm from the motor.
Transmission
Petrol variants get a CVT, while the RS has an e-CVT.
Chassis
All variants get an electric power steering.
Drivetrain
All are front-wheel drive.
Conclusion
While we are yet to review the new Honda City, the specs sheet on paper looks promising for buyers of a B-segment sedan, and could be able to continue the momentum of the outgoing City.
Honda City Fuel Consumption
| Fuel Type | Transmission | Manufacturer's Claim |
|---|---|---|
| Petrol Hybrid | E-CVT | 3.6 L/100km |
| Petrol | CVT | 5.4 L/100km |
| Petrol Hybrid | E-CVT | 5.2 L/100km |
1.Huge legroom for rear passengers. 2.Reliable,no big problem after 190K km. 3.Maintenance is simple and straightforward 4.Tall last gear which makes highway cruising rather fuel-efficient, and quiet too 5.High resale value.
1.Used to suffer from a dead car battery, apparently is something to do with the starter motor. 2.The dashboard has a shiny plastic portion which blinds driver when driving at noontime. 3.Ride clearance is slightly lower among other cars, due to the mudguard.
1.Good head unit - Got Apple car play and Android Auto. Google map, Youtube music and Waze all seamlessly support. 2.Nice steering design, warp with leather, thick enough, nice to grip... 3.Fuel consumption is low. one tank around 550+km. (60% city drive + 40% highway drive)
1.Ugly speedometer - Compare to the others, the new city speedometer is very plain. like a Viva. 2.Cost down compare to last-gen - no auto fold side mirror, no adjustable rear seat headrest. 3.Ivory white interior - in 2 days I already make my ivory leather at the door handle dirty, therefore need to pay extra attention to that. 4.lane watch is good, but only at one side and this only provide passive notification for blindspot. 5.lack of new safety features compare to competitor
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KiaHonda City FAQs
The City competes against:
Toyota Vios - Starting at RM 76,100
Nissan Almera - Starting at RM 79,906
Every variant gets 60:40 split fold seats and rear air-cond vents but that's where the similarities end. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto is available on the E, V and RS variants, LaneWatch is available on the V and RS variants. If you want the best of the best though - including Honda Sensing - then RS is the variant you should go for.
The Honda City comes in four variants:
1.5 S - RM 76,800
1.5 E - RM 84,800
1.5 V - RM 89,800
1.5 RS - RM TBC
Here are the Door Lock and variants of Honda City:
| Variants | 2019 Honda City 1.5 E | 2019 Honda City 1.5 Hybrid | 2019 Honda City 1.5 S | 2019 Honda City 1.5 V |
| Door Lock | Remote Control Activation | Remote Control Activation | Remote Control Activation | Remote Control Activation |
No, Honda City isn't available in Autonomous Emergency Braking.
