We’ve been hearing all about Honda’s Advanced Driving Assistant System (ADAS), Honda Sensing, but do you know how the systems actually work? To make it easy for users to understand, Honda released a new video showing us how Honda Sensing works. In the video, Honda demonstrated several systems such as the Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) and Forward Collision Warning (FCW). ACC allows the car to maintain a fixed speed distance-sensing cameras to help keep a safe distance from the car ahead. Say if t

To say the new 2022 Honda HR-V is garnering a lot of attention would be quite an understatement. Since orders opened earlier this month, bookings have been pouring; much to the joy of Honda Malaysia. Also Read: First impressions of the Malaysian-spec 2022 Honda HR-V with VTEC Turbo Buyers can’t get enough of the new HR-V and Honda Malaysia continues to tease and tantalise them with bits of videos on their social media, the latest being this 10-second spot showcasing the SUV’s taillight signature

Thailand gets the 2022 Civic FE hybrid first but ours isn’t far behind Most powerful yet with 184 PS / 315 Nm of torque Possible replacement for the VTEC Turbo RS variant here Our northern neighbours always get the good stuff before us and it’s a trend that continues with the 2022 Honda Civic (FE) e:HEV hybrid. Simultaneous global debuts for the new powertrain saw the sedan unveiled in Thailand while Europe and it’s love affair with hatches saw them get the shorter rump body. Also Read: The 2022

The all-new Honda Civic is priced between RM 125k to RM 145k But the all-new Honda HR-V is coming soon Between a sedan or an SUV, which one should you pick? With the recent introduction of the all-new 2022 Honda Civic FE in Malaysia, buyers now have a new option when shopping for a car priced in the RM 120k to RM 150k range. However, if you're not in an urgent need for a brand-new car, perhaps you could wait a bit for the all-new Honda HR-V instead – one that will hopefully continue the momentum

Warning noises are important to ensure the safety of the car’s occupants but they can also be a bit annoying. This is why Nissan is partnering with video games publisher, Bandai Namco to create a more pleasant-sounding experience of warning drivers. You know that loud beep or ping when you forgot to put on the seatbelts or if the door is not closed properly? Those sounds are a form of communication between the car and its occupant but they can be a bit too sharp and unpleasant to the ears. Hence

The Mazda CX-30 made an appearance this year at the Geneva Motor Show and last week, Adrian had a walkaround with it at the 2019 Tokyo Motor Show. The CX-30 slots in the gap between the CX-3 and CX-5 (CX-4 already taken) and is based on the new Mazda 3, which explains the pretty much identical interior. As seen in the video, interior space is not vast, a common Mazda trait but adequate for most Asian-sized adults. Materials and build quality is top notch. On the outside, the car rides on 18-inch