Honda Malaysia has collected over 3,000 bookings for its new 2024 Honda City Hatchback. The updated (facelift) City Hatchback was launched in May 2024, and it now comes with Honda Sensing suite of driving assistance safety features. Also new is an updated infotainment, including support for wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto (for RS variant, wired connectivity for E and V variants). Prices start from RM 85,900 for the entry 1.5S variant, reaching RM 112,900 for the highest specifications 1.

Three years after it was launched in Malaysia, replacing the Honda Jazz, the Honda City Hatchback (HB) has been given a facelift. Locally assembled (CKD) in Pegoh, Melaka, the City HB facelift is offered in 5 variants: 1.5 S – RM 85,900 1.5 E – RM 90,900 1.5 V – RM 95,900 1.5 RS Petrol – RM 100,900 1.5 RS e:HEV – RM 112,900 Across the board, prices have increased between 3% to 8% depending on the variants. The pre-facelift City HB range was priced from RM 78,900 (1.5 S) to RM 109,900 (1.5 RS e:H

The stark contrast between the falling income of battery electric vehicle-only (BEV) stalwarts like Tesla, Polestar, Nio, and Xpeng, versus the record earnings by companies with more varied product portfolios - Volvo, BYD, even supposedly BEV laggards like Toyota and Honda proves one thing – BEVs are the future, but manufacturers need profitable hybrids today to fund their BEV endeavours tomorrow. Manufacturers relying on a 100 percent BEV-only line-up are in for a very painful journey ahead. BY

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

Shortage in semiconductor chips has forced Honda Automobile Thailand to cut back at its Ayutthaya plant. The shortage in parts has greatly impacted production of the all-new Honda City Hatchback. Meanwhile, arch rival Toyota, due to reasons that have already been explained here, is less affected by the parts shortage. This has allowed the Toyota Yaris to slip past the Honda City Hatchback as the best-selling B-segment hatchback in Thailand. According to the latest sales data compiled by Thailand

The 2021 Honda City Hatchback is coming to Malaysia, and news of it superseding the Honda Jazz has drawn rather mixed reactions. Some lament the Jazz's departure from this region, but our colleagues over at AutoFun Thailand think that the City Hatchback is a worthy successor. Exterior - RS looks good There's three variants of the City Hatchback in the Land of Smiles - S+, SV, and as tested is this range-topping RS variant. In RS guise, the City Hatchback gets a multi-piece exterior package encap