Honda HR-V 2024 Colors

Following its pre-booking announcement last month, Honda Thailand has officially launched the new 2024 Honda HR-V facelift, introducing a refreshed design and additional features while largely maintaining prices from the pre-facelift model. As before, three variants are on offer in the Kingdom, priced are as follows: e:HEV E: THB 949,000 (~RM 126,000) – pre-facelift price THB 979k e:HEV EL: THB 1,079,000 (~RM 143,000) – same price e:HEV RS: THB 1,179,000 (~RM 156,000) – same price Under the hood

Less than a month after Honda Thailand announced pre-booking, the new 2024 Honda HR-V facelift was previewed to the Thai media. The Kingdom will be the first market in Southeast Asia to offer the refreshed B-segment crossover following its Japan debut in March. Aside from a preview of what is to come, Honda Thailand also announced estimated prices of the HR-V ahead of its launch in November at the Thailand Motor Expo. Three e:HEV hybrid variants are offered which are: HR-V e:HEV E – THB 89X,000

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

Pre-booking for the 2024 Honda HR-V facelift has opened in Thailand, marking the first time the refreshed B-segment SUV appears in the South East Asian region. Changes this round sees the Toyota Corolla Cross rival (the Toyota sits on a higher C-segment but this is irrelevant to customers as they are priced similar to each other) earning a minor exterior refresh, which includes fresh wheels and the Sand Khaki Pearl colour; something that debuted with the pre-facelift car but didn't quite make it

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

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