The Honda HR-V isn’t the only vehicle in the Honda Malaysia model line-up to get a price increase for 2023. News about the HR-V’s RM1,100 price hike emerged early – ahead of the designated update today – as a result of a leaked price list, but two other models have also had their prices revised as of today, July 5, as confirmed through checking the Honda Malaysia website.
One of them is the Civic FE. The 11th-gen model was launched in Malaysia in January 2022, and prices then were inclusive of the government’s sales and service tax (SST) rebate, which was introduced during the Covid-19 pandemic and ran until June 30, 2022. Subsequently, its price was revised with SST, and has remained unchanged until now.
Four variants of the Civic are on sale in Malaysia, but the price revision for 2023 only applies for three of them, and like that for the HR-V, is identical across the range. The base Civic 1.5L E is now priced at RM131,900, up by RM1,200 from the RM130,700 previously.
The 1.5 V now goes for RM144,900 (previously, RM143,700), while the highest-spec petrol variant, the 1.5L RS, now retails for RM151,900 (previously, RM150,700). As for the range-topping Civic e:HEV RS, which made its debut here last November, its price remains unchanged at RM166,500. All prices are on-the-road, excluding insurance.
The price increase for all three models, the third being the City Hatchback, has been somewhat inevitable, given the weakening Ringgit affecting forex. At the start of the year, Honda Malaysia had said that it was not increasing prices despite ‘challenging’ conditions, but it looks like that can’t be staved off any longer.
To recap, the new prices of the Honda Civic variants in Malaysia, effective July 5, 2023:
- Civic 1.5L E – RM131,900
- Civic 1.5L V – RM144,900
- Civic 1.5L RS – RM151,900
- Civic e:HEV 2.0L RS – RM166,500 (unchanged)
GALLERY: Honda Civic 1.5L RS
GALLERY: Honda Civic e:HEV 2.0L RS
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Shouldn’t it becomes cheaper? japanese worst performing yen but there products going premium price. Logic?
Because most of their parts come from Thailand lol, not Japan, and the value of Thai baht has stayed very consistent unlike our ringgit.
Funny how some people still think the Japanese brand cars built here in Southeast Asia have much to do with Japan.
Fun fact! Mainly the consequences of trading in USD instead of Yen among ASEAN particularly those car assembly plant located country.
Anwar menang, harga barang turun
ya betul. banyak barang keperluan asas dah turun harga, stok pun senang cari. yang naik harga barang2 kehendak je, contohnya honda, mercedes, alphard. dah tahu b40, naik axia, exora dah la. kopi tepi jalan yg mahal2 tu pun dah tak laku. restoran hipster pun banyak dah kosong.
Axia pun naik dik. RM40k-50k now, harga yahudi. Don’t talk about Dino model.
Lucky owners. Civic RV just gone up 15% :D
Kegagalan Kjaan Gagal2.0 terserlah dgn kenaikan harga barang & keruntuhan RM.
Are you saying PN government is the most failure in history compare to the rest. Maybe you need to read history and to see why. Btw, this article is because of have high demand, not about politics but yes all started by PN and you as jealousy
FDI tak nak masuk sebab kena bumi ownership. Dorang pi Thailand, Vietnam, indon. RM Turun tak leh naik
Refer my name.
Same can be said for PN but breaking so many promises unlike now and previous BN governments. I also realized that PH government under Tun M performance not much better than PH government 2.0 under Anwar. That’s how PN and Tun M are suffering Malaysians most of the time previously
Chapati satu!
Sign of a goverment lacking knowledge to govern. Sad that our country exchange rate performance is extremely poor.
https://www.thesundaily.my/local/weakening-ringgit-caused-by-external-factors-expert-DJ11180175
Bila kena batang hidung sendiri, pandai kau salah kan org lain. Kaki spin mcm menteri formula
Dah pun keluar kat surat khabar.. Kalau terbukti berita palsu, buat aje aduan kpd pihak berkuasa.
boikot greedy honda
It was overpriced now It’s blatantly overpriced! I could not ever imagine a typical mass market econobox rice bowl of a car would even breach this price. How would they dare do this to post-pubescents whom are clearly their target market. Is there an alternative for post pubescents?? Do suggest.