Honda has resurrected the Prelude name, unveiling the concept at the 2023 Japan Mobility Show. The Prelude, a nomenclature last seen in the late '90s, has historically represented front-wheel drive, 2-door coupes. By the 2000s, this mantle transitioned to the Civic Coupe, epitomized by the EP3 Civic Type R. However, the subsequent Civic Coupe iterations catered mostly to the left-hand drive North and Latin American markets. The landscape changed with the current FE generation Civic, which phased

It’s no secret that Honda is in the midst of electrifying their ever-growing line-up. The most recent model to get the electrification treatment is the 2022 Honda Civic e:HEV, which made its global debut in Thailand recently. For Thailand, Honda is offering two variants of the Civic e:HEV: e:HEV EL+ and e:HEV RS. The latter replaces the turbocharged Civic RS in the Kingdom. Also Read: Thai-spec 2022 Honda Civic e:HEV confirmed to produce 184 PS - Priced from RM 142k Prices of the electrified Civ

** This article is published on WapCar Community, representing the opinion of users. Click the link below to enter the community for car enthusiasts in Malaysia https://forum.wapcar.my/ Basic information about my car: 2020 Honda Civic 1.5 TCP Reasons why I bought this car: Looking for a spacious family sedan that ticks all the boxes. Car Selection Process I had a budget of 150,000 Models that I have considered include: ugeot 3008, VW Tiguan, Toyota Corolla Altis Reason why i choose this car is b

Malaysian Civic is the most powerful in ASEAN Thai Civic is packed with tech Which would you rather get? The all-new 2022 Honda Civic FE finally made its launch in Malaysia and whether you like its mature looks or not (We love it), this all-new generation promises to bring some excitement into the dwindling sedan market. With 3 variants and prices starting from RM 126k, the Civic FE’s Malaysian launch comes 6 months after the Thailand launch. While both the Malaysian and Thai units look similar

People say the darndest things, and right up there with whatever Malaysian politicians are spewing in the moment are comments about how the all-new 2022 Honda Civic (FE) looks 'uncle', 'tame' and 'soft'. Like meeting your Tinder date for the first time, the difference between one's on-screen look and in-person can be...jarring to say the least. That applies to cars as well, and in the case of the Civic FE we're happy to report – hand on heart – that all the knots in the stomach were unwarranted,

The all-new 2022 Honda Civic (codenamed FE) just had its ASEAN debut in Thailand. Our colleagues at Autofun Thailand went up close and personal with it and here are some live photos, compared side-by-side to its predecessor, the FC-generation Honda Civic. Note that the Honda Civic FE seen here is the Thai-spec RS variant. Local specifications may differ when it arrives. Exterior As reported earlier, the range-topping RS variant in Thailand gets 17-inch wheels, unlike the 18-inch units seen in in