Honda has updated the Stream MPV for its mid-life facelift, or Minor Model Change as Honda usually calls it. Like before, two different powerplants are offered in Japan – a 140 PS 1.8 litre SOHC i-VTEC and a 150 PS 2.0 litre SOHC i-VTEC engine, both from the R-series of engines.
With the pre-facelift model you had the RSZ, a model that had sportier looks. With this minor model change Honda has added another variant called the Honda Stream RST, which joins the Stream RSZ and Stream X up to a total of 3 variants.
Other than different exterior looks, the RST also uses red instead of blue backlighting for the instrumentation panel.
These variants are further broken down into front wheel drive and 4WD variants. The 2.0L front wheel drive models get a CVT while the rest use a 5-speed automatic. With the Stream only just getting updated to the RSZ model here in Malaysia, this minor model change could take some time before arriving on our shores officially via Honda Malaysia Sdn Bhd. Naza might bring it in first.
Look after the jump for a full gallery of the new Stream.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments express excitement and positive impressions of the Honda Stream RST facelift, noting its sporty design, improved features like a red backlit instrument panel, and the enhanced look compared to previous models. Many praise its handling, fuel economy, and practicality as a 7-seater MPV. Some discuss the model's global and local availability, with particular focus on the Japanese origin and limited release in Malaysia. Criticisms include design details like the grille and headlights, and debates on whether it fits better as an MPV or sport wagon.