2020 Honda Civic 1.5 TC CVT Transmission&Gearbox Specs

Car awards season is upon us as the year draws to a close, and as sure as taxes, the Honda Civic emerges as a winner. Not any different this time with the 2025 Honda Civic (FE) facelift as well, as it is The Drive's Best Car Under $40k of 2024. Dethroning the Toyota Prius which was last year's winner in the same category, the American publication highlighted the base Civic's "confident handling and thoughtfully designed interior," but the clincher comes from the addition of its 2.0-litre hybrid

Honda Malaysia has officially opened bookings for the 2025 Honda Civic facelift, scheduled to launch in January 2025. It will come with an updated exterior (pretty much as we've seen in Thailand), new 18-inch matte grey alloy wheels, and keeps its two RS variants: the e:HEV RS facelift and RS petrol. Under the hood, the e:HEV RS is powered by a state-of-the-art 2.0L e:HEV hybrid powertrain, delivering 184PS and 315 Nm of torque. The petrol RS variant features a 1.5L VTEC Turbocharged engine, off

Honda Malaysia announced a proactive product update, which is the PR term for a voluntary recall, involving approximately 36,000 units of the Civic, Civic Type R, and CR-V. This activity is to update the electric power steering (EPS) gearbox, specifically its worm wheel which may swell and reduce grease film thickness. This can cause abnormal steering noise or sticky steering. The models involved in this product update include the 2022-23 Civic, 2023-24 Civic Type R, and 2024 CR-V. In a statemen

The 2024 Honda Civic facelift has ignited Japanese sales charts, with the model exceeding the carmaker's sales targets sixfold in just one month after its introduction. Bookings for the new Civic have surpassed 3,000 units as of 20-October, well above its monthly sales target of 500 units, which is typical for larger cars, given the country's preference for smaller kei-class vehicles. Most notably, this new Civic is popular among young enthusiasts. The new RS variant – the only one with a 6-spee

What better way to celebrate unity than uniting yourself with a new car, especially a Honda? Now that barrier is even lower, courtesy of Honda Malaysia's 'Jiwa Madani' promotions. The clue is in the name – 'One Nation, Triple Joy' – so there's a stackable system of rebates going on. The base promotion will see you getting at least RM 3,000* off, with some models having a higher quantum of rebates. Take the Honda Civic 1.5 E for example. You already get an RM 7,500* Unity Rebate, and that is then

Following an announcement earlier this month, Honda Automobile Thailand launched the new 2024 Honda Civic (FE) facelift. The refreshed C-segment sedan made its ASEAN debut in the Kingdom at the 2024 BIG Motor Sale car show. Three variants of the Civic facelift are offered in the Kingdom which are: EL+ VTEC Turbo – THB 1,039,000 (~RM 132k) e:HEV EL+ - THB 1,099,000 (~RM 140k) e:HEV RS – THB 1,239,000 (~RM 158k) Prices for the facelifted hybrid variants are slashed by up to 2.6% while the lone pet

If you've been eyeing a new car, then Honda Malaysia's 'One Spirit, Triple Rewards' promo for August is one you should pay attention too. The base promotion is valid while stocks last, and entitles customers up to RM 8,000 in rebates. To be clear though, certain models can get an extra RM 2k - RM 3k rebate under the Merdeka Jiwa Madani Reward, but these cars need to be registered before 31-August 2024. For example, with full rebates this allows the Honda Civic to start at RM 123,900 (1.5 E), and

Honda has hit an all-time high quarterly operating profit of 484.7 billion Yen (~RM 14.9 billion) for the first quarter of its financial year ending 31-March 2025 (FY2025). The figure is 22.9% higher than the same April – June quarter in FY2024. Honda’s operating margin also improved to 9%, up from 8.5% in the same quarter of the previous financial year. Honda attributes the strong performance to increased sales of motorcycles in India and Brazil, strong demand for its hybrid cars, and a weak Ye

Following its global debut in May 2024, Honda has now announced the new 2024 Honda Civic facelift for the Japanese market, which for the first time, introduces a new RS variant equipped with a 6-speed manual (6MT) transmission. Paired with the proven 182 PS/240 Nm 1.5-litre VTEC Turbo 4-cylinder petrol engine, the 6MT RS variant now becomes the sole manual transmission offering. The EX and LX variants, previously offered with the 6MT, will now soldier on with the 1.5-litre VTEC Turbo and CVT-aut

The new 2024 Honda Civic is arriving in our region sooner than anticipated. After its global debut in USA in May, Honda has confirmed that the updated Civic will be launching in Southeast Asia this year, beginning with Thailand on 23 August 2024. For Thailand, the entry 1.5 EL Turbo variant is no more, leaving 1.5 Turbo EL+ as the sole pure combustion engine variant. The full-hybrid 2.0-litre e:HEV EL+ and e:HEV RS variants remain. Cheaper hybrids, more expensive turbocharged variants Prices hav