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… corner. Want to take those corners in a new ride? Honda Malaysia's February 2026 campaign has some attractive discounts. Honda Malaysia's 'Fun Starts with Honda' promo for this month is offering up …
… semangat into the new year than a new chariot, and Honda Malaysia is kicking 2026 off with discounts that are so attractive, you might instinctively grab your calculator. Honda Malaysia's 'Every Drive, …
Honda Malaysia (HMSB) is celebrating 25 years in Malaysia with several eyebrow-raising deals on its entire lineup. These are essentially a continuation of last month's promotions, with the company offering support schemes …
Honda Malaysia’s ‘Because of You’ campaign is more than just lucky draw cars or additional cash rebates and service vouchers, as the company is also offering savings for nearly every model in …
Honda Malaysia (HM) is providing 25 units of the e:N1 EV to serve as the official car of the 45th ASEAN Railways CEO Conference hosted by KTM. Honda's zero-emissions 'electric HR-V' will …
Honda Malaysia has confidently expressed that it will be able to sell all its allocated volume of the fully-imported Honda e:N1 EV before the import duty and excise duty exemptions for CBU …
Honda Malaysia says it received 200 bookings for the all-electric Honda e:N1 before the EV was officially introduced in Malaysia yesterday, priced at RM149,900 on-the-road without insurance. The company added that it …
Honda Malaysia has launched its first all-electric vehicle in the country, with the e:N1 making its official debut earlier this morning. The B-segment SUV, which was first shown here last December at …
… traditional players have had the hardest time. UPDATE: The all-electric Honda e:N1 has been officially launched in Malaysia, priced at RM149,900. Read the launch report here. This is certainly the case in …
The Honda e:N1 is set to be launched in Malaysia before the end of the second quarter, and ahead of its arrival, the order books were opened for the all-electric SUV earlier …
At last, the Honda e:N1 is open for booking in Malaysia – the electric B-segment SUV, previewed at the Kuala Lumpur International Mobility Show (KLIMS) in December, is set to be launched …
An update on the status of the Honda e:N1 in Thailand. Having made its debut in the Kingdom last March at the previous Bangkok International Motor Show (BIMS), it was then announced …
Honda Malaysia (HM) has announced it will launch three electric vehicles (EVs) by 2027 after the introduction of the e:N1, which was previewed here back in December last year. The e:N1 is …
Honda Malaysia (HM) will be launching three new models in 2025. This was announced by HM's MD and CEO Hironobu Yoshimura at the company's annual media gathering today. Yoshimura said that the …
The Honda e:N1 battery-electric vehicle has been shown at the 2024 Kuala Lumpur International Mobility Show (KLIMS), following its showing in Indonesia and Thailand earlier this year. Known in China as the …
… ASEAN debut at the Bangkok Motor Show in March, the Honda e:N1 was next shown in Indonesia at the Gaikindo Indonesia International Auto Show (GIIAS). Unlike the StepWGN that was displayed at …
In December last year, Honda announced that it had begun production of the Honda e:N1 in Thailand, making the automaker the first major Japanese car brand to build an EV car in …
Click to enlarge Big news from Thailand, where Honda has announced the start of production of the Honda e:N1 EV. The 'electric HR-V' gets a dedicated factory line at Honda's plant in …
… Malaysia that imposes high taxes on CBU imports, it seems. Honda has called on the Thai government to consider reducing the import tax on Japanese-built cars, preferably to parity with EVs and …
… sale in Japan and the UK earlier this year, the Honda Super-One is quickly making its way through Southeast Asia. Following debuts in Singapore and Indonesia, the sporty city EV has been …
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