It’s confirmed – the photo snapped of it last week suggested its arrival was on the cards, and now Honda Malaysia has announced that the CR-Z will be introduced to the Malaysian market in early November, making us the first country in Southeast Asia to launch the vehicle. No word with regards to specs and pricing on the three-door hatch though.
The CR-Z, which is equipped with a 1.5 litre LEA i-VTEC four-cylinder mill and Honda’s Integrated Motor Assist (IMA) hybrid-electric system, with 122 hp and 174 Nm for output numbers, will be the second Honda hybrid currently available here, following the Insight, which was launched at KLIMS in December last year. Until next month, then!
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments express concern over the high price of the Honda CR-Z, with many feeling it is overpriced at around RM120,000, especially given the exchange rate and import duties. Some highlight that the car's small size, 2-door configuration, and limited market appeal may limit sales, while others compare it unfavorably to more practical options like the VW Polo GTI or the upcoming VW Polo TSI. There are claims about the hybrid's fuel efficiency, but skepticism remains about its performance and real-world savings. Several commenters also criticize the high taxes on cars, questioning the affordability and the government's push for hybrids as a means of reducing emissions. Overall, the sentiments lean toward disappointment with the pricing and uncertainty about its value and market viability.