Honda Malaysia reached a significant milestone today by delivering the 170,000th Civic and the 150,000th HR-V in Malaysia. A special car handover ceremony was held at Honda Botanic Auto Mall Sdn. Bhd. to commemorate this achievement with the new owners of these models. Honda Malaysia Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer Mr. Hironobu Yoshimura expressed gratitude to customers for their continued support and trust in the Honda brand. The Civic, now in its 11th generation, has been the Non

If there's a company that makes perhaps some of the winningest hybrid powertrains around, that'd be Honda. Just ask Max Verstappen. Naturally with a good motorsports programme, some of that know-how trickles onto the cars you and I drive everyday – and in Honda's case, that's the City RS e:HEV, Civic RS e:HEV, and HR-V RS e:HEV. Also read: Review: 2023 Honda Civic (FE) e:HEV RS hybrid - Fast, cool fuel-sipper is the last stand against flood of SUVs These make up a big part of Honda Malaysia's in

There is an Off position at the light control stalk, but nothing happens when you select it The same model in different countries have different headlamp control stalk If you own a Honda equipped with automatic headlamps, you may be wondering why you can’t switch off your car’s headlamp even though the light control stalk has an ‘Off’ position. Instead, the default position is Auto. You can move it upwards to ‘Off’ but it will always return back to its default ‘Auto’ position. You can however ma

Ever since the first locally-assembled (CKD) Honda model (which was a second-gen Honda CR-V) rolled off Honda Malaysia’s plant in Alor Gajah, Melaka in 2003, it took nearly a decade to produce one million cars. In celebration of that milestone, Honda Malaysia has produced 7 one-of-a-kind "1 Million Edition" models, each representing a Honda model that is currently on sale. You can stand to drive home one of these 7 special models in their 1 Million Dreams Campaign. We’ll go into the details of t

February has proven to be a productive month for Proton, as the company managed to deliver 11,873 units, capturing an estimated market share of 27.1%. It marks the highest market share for Proton since September 2013. Overall, Proton’s sales in February nearly doubled January 2021’s total of 5,964 units. Compared to the same month last year, volume has grown by 19.9%, though the cumulative for the first two months of 2021 is still 643 units (-3.5%) than 2020. Also Read: Less choices for consumer

Proton claims the X50 returns a fuel consumption figure of 6.4-litre/100 km for the range-topping 1.5 TGDi Flagship variant. But what’s the real-world fuel consumption like? We tested the Proton X50 to find out. As per usual, all tyres were inflated according to the manufacturer's recommended tyre pressure. Then the Proton X50’s 45-litre fuel tank was brimmed. Air-conditioning was set at 22 degrees Celsius in automatic mode. Driving behaviour was normal, without aggressive throttle inputs or hyp