RM 84,900 - 111,900
10 other Honda models
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 Steering Telescopic 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 |
Steering Telescopic | Y | Y | Y | Y |
Yes, Honda City has Daytime Running Lights, which are: 2019 Honda City 1.5 E, 2019 Honda City 1.5 Hybrid, 2019 Honda City 1.5 S, 2019 Honda City 1.5 V.
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