Where did the first half of 2026 go? Yes, with the start of July, we’re now in the second half of the year. If you want to finish the year strong, accompanied by a new ride, Honda Malaysia’s eye-catching rebates might be just what the car doctor ordered.
Honda Malaysia’s ‘One Nation, Shared Rewards’ promo for this month is offering up to RM34,000 in cash rebates. As usual, that sum is reserved for the e:N1 EV – with RM34,000 off, the ‘electric HR-V is yours for RM115,900, but there’s an extra ‘One Nation Rewards’ cash rebate that’s undisclosed. Note that the cars are MY2025.
CBU special aside, all of HM’s bread and butter CKD models made in 2026 are included. All variants of the City Hatchback get RM8,000 off, while the City sedan is being offered with RM8,000 (S, e:HEV RS) and RM10,000 (E, V, RS) discounts. The petrol RS is the only variant to get an additional One Nation Rewards cash rebate.
If you have budget for the Civic, the July discount amount is RM8,000 (e:HEV RS), RM10,000 (E, V) or RM12,000 (RS). The two RS variants – petrol and hybrid – get the extra One Nation Rewards cash rebate.
Kicking off things for Honda’s SUV family is the WR-V, which has an RM11,000 rebate across the board except for the RS, which is RM9,000 + One Nation Rewards. The HR-V’s S, E and V with 360 camera variants get RM8,000 off this month, but opt for the V and you’ll pocket back RM12,000. If you want the e:HEV RS, the 360 camera variant gets RM11,000 off while the non camera car gets a whopping RM15,000 discount.
Finally, CR-V buyers will get either RM9,000 (e:HEV E, e:HEV RS) or RM12,000 (V) off. The discounts above are for vehicles registered from now till July 31, and you’ll have to find out how much the One Nation Rewards cash rebate is from the dealership. The just-launched RM278k Prelude isn’t in the list, of course.
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Lately,Honda Japan is making losses.
While in Bolehland,its market share has been gobbled up by sister co Protong and cheaper Chinese marques.
Giving perennial rebates is a short term fix.
Honda Msia has to come out with more comprehensive fixes,failing which its market share erosion will spiral faster into the abyss.
Matter of time,Toyota,Honda ,Nissan will be out of the top ten list.
difficult times at honda, they are cost cutting like the city which is soldiering on with another facelift although it is already time for model change
this seems like quite a lot compared to past promotions.Butttt…looking at the OMV that is coming soon, Honda should push more during these 6 months. after that can reduce production d with 200% certainty
The only new car this year is Honda Prelude? The rest all aging design.
scared of Cherry? Geng type H no longer support?
City only 10k rebate? Last month H salesmen already posting City petrol models can get up to 18k rebate.
Dun worry,if miss tis mth offer,there wil b another promotion discount during Merdeka mth.or u may look for other brand also which give more incentive .
Honda and Toyota deserve the downfall coming their way, they have been scamming people everywhere under the excuse of “reliability”. This no longer works, Chinese engines are just as reliable but because of the FUD they reset the game and rules in the EV segement. In EVland they lead while Japan just picks up crumbs and sniffs for more left overs. Only Nissan’s e-power is worth anything, everything else is just junk. That includes Nissan’s paper claim Solid State batteries which are always “around the corner” since 10 years ago LOL. Honda and Toyota are like lulwot when it comes to EVs, not even worth a second look, total junk, you are better off wiping your butt with that money if you are so include to wasted it on junk EVs.