Starting from RM 84,900! Honda City: 519L Super Large Trunk, Rich Smart Features!
JamesSep 02, 2024, 03:37 PM
The Honda City currently has five models available in the Malaysian market, all launched in 2023, including four petrol models and one hybrid model, priced in the range from RM 84,900 to RM 111,900. Articles covering how to choose among the five Honda City models are already available on our website. This article will provide a summary of the highlights of the Honda City models.
2023 Honda City 1.5 S：RM 84,900
2023 Honda City 1.5L E：RM 89,900
2023 Honda City 1.5L V：RM 94,900
Honda City 1.5L RS：RM 99,900
2023 Honda City 1.5L e:HEV RS：RM 111,900
It's worth mentioning that, among the five Honda City models, only three of them offer a post-sales warranty policy that covers a period of 5 years with unlimited mileage, these are: 2023 Honda City 1.5L E, 2023 Honda City 1.5L V and 2023 Honda City 1.5L e:HEV RS.
1. Honda City Trunk Space
All five Honda City models are positioned as B-segment cars, and there is no significant difference in body size, with overall length ranging from 4580mm to 4589mm. It's worth noting that the trunk capacity of the four petrol Honda City models is 519L, while the hybrid model has a trunk capacity of 410L.
The trunk capacity of Honda City stands out among its competitors, compared to Toyota Vios with a trunk capacity of 475L and Nissan Almera with a trunk capacity of 482L.
2. Honda City Intelligent control
Honda City offers Walk Away Auto Lock and Remote Engine Start, two intelligent switch systems: Walk Away Auto Lock means that when you leave the car for a certain distance (usually around 1.5 meters) with the car keys, the car door will automatically lock, preventing the trouble of forgetting to lock the car, and enhancing the convenience of car use; Remote Engine Start means starting the engine remotely from outside the car with a remote key, in advance turn on the air conditioning or heating, this can adjust the temperature in the car ahead of time, making you feel comfortable immediately after getting in the car.
Interestingly, Honda City can also provide Honda connect. Honda connect is an intelligent in-car system that connects vehicles and the internet to implement a range of smart features, making it more convenient to understand the vehicle's status.
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