The 2023 Honda Civic (FE) remains unfettered in besting the Toyota Corolla Altis in Thailand, as it once bested its rival in the country's April 2023 sales figures. Data shared by Autolifethailand.tv shows Honda sold 1,227 units of the Civic in April, while Toyota moved only 374 units of the Corolla Altis. In a distant third is the Mazda 3, having sold only 117 cars. This simulatenously means the Civic maintains a heady lead over its nearest competitors there in the year's first quarter; with 5,

Slap it in D, pin the throttle, and off I launched into 100 km/h. From a dead stop it only takes 7 seconds, and there’s your answer on whether or not the 2023 Honda Civic RS e:HEV hybrid is faster than the turbo – with that mustering 8.8 seconds, it's nearly two whole seconds quicker. Overview: 2022 Honda Civic RS e:HEV (Hybrid) Price RM 166,500 Segment C-segment Engine 2.0L NA 4-cyl + electric motor Transmission CVT Power 184 PS motor, 143 PS engine Torque 315 Nm motor, 189 Nm engine Origin CKD

Compared to Malaysians, Thais are more accepting of hybrid cars probably also due to the more expensive petrol prices over in the Kingdom. While Toyota might be the brand that many around the world see as the pioneer of hybrid vehicles, Honda is the most preferred brand for Thais when it comes to getting one. In 2022, Honda is ranked number one in terms of electrified vehicles (xEV) sales in Thailand with cumulative sales of 26,660 units which translate to a 30% market share. Honda offers 6 e:HE

Honda Malaysia has officially kicked-off the ‘GEN H Event’, a series of roadshows aimed at allowing more Malaysians to understand and experience Honda’s e:HEV hybrid technology, which is currently offered in numerous models across the Honda range in Malaysia. The ‘GEN H Event’ will feature various exciting activities such as fun fair rides, arcade, test drives, workshop, lifestyle food and beverage bazaar, graffiti art and collaboration with local artist as well as an immersive area with fun and

The Toyota Yaris Ativ (Vios for Malaysia) continues its dominant sales streak in Thailand, once again topping the monthly sales chart for April 2023 according to data gathered by Autolife. Toyota's plucky-but-recently-controversial sedan ended the month with 2,867 units sold versus the Honda City's 1,229 cars moved. The numbers have dropped slightly since the January-March averages of 5,000-plus units monthly, but still good enough to maintain a clear lead over Honda. Also read: Priced from RM 8