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RM 144,800 – 149,800
Overview
The Honda Civic FE facelift is a C-segment sedan with five seats, sold in Malaysia with 1.5 litre turbo petrol and 2.0 litre e:HEV hybrid drivetrains. It suits buyers who want a conventional sedan body with a choice between petrol and hybrid power. Prices start from RM133,900 for the 1.5 E.
In Malaysia, the Civic carries on into 2026 as the 2025 FE facelift, with the same four-variant line-up: 1.5 E, 1.5 V, 1.5 RS Turbo and 2.0 RS e:HEV. Recent local updates are sales campaigns rather than a new specification, with promotions listing up to RM12,000 off the Civic. S+ Shift has appeared in 2026 Civic e:HEV news from Thailand and Japan, but the current Malaysian Civic range does not include it.
RM 133,900 – RM 167,900 · est. from RM 1,365/mo
Which variant to buy
Most buyers should start with the 1.5 E at RM133,900 because it has the same 1,498 cc, 180 hp petrol engine, CVT automatic and five-seat layout as the 1.5 V at RM144,900 and 1.5 RS Turbo at RM149,900. On paper, the extra money buys trim, not a different drivetrain, so check the equipment list. Pay RM167,900 for the 2.0 RS e:HEV only if the petrol hybrid single-ratio setup is what you want.
Key specs
Key specs
Key specs
Key specs
across the range — availability varies by variant
The Civic remains a key C-segment sedan in Malaysia because the FE facelift keeps a wide range: three 180 hp turbo petrol variants and one e:HEV hybrid. It is not the cheapest way into the class, with the Proton S70, BYD Seal 6, Aion ES and Mazda 3 Sedan all starting lower. But it sits just below the Toyota Corolla and Peugeot 408 entry prices, and the hybrid gives the range a clear step-up option.
4,884 registered so far in 2026 — Malaysia's #17 best-selling model this year.
Full Civic sales data, month by month →What a used Civic holds of its price, by registration year: the trade-guide value insurers and dealers reference, and the price the market typically asks.
| Year | Trade guide | Typical asking | Dealer sold | Holds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | RM 149,900 | — | — | 100% |
| 2025 | RM 130,000 | RM 119,800 (31) | RM 123,800 | 80% |
| 2024 | RM 121,800 | RM 113,000 (58) | RM 115,500 | 74% |
| 2023 | RM 112,600 | RM 106,800 (80) | RM 120,100 | 70% |
| 2022 | RM 97,050 | RM 97,800 (125) | RM 113,500 | 70% |
| 2021 | RM 86,600 | RM 77,800 (118) | RM 88,750 | 58% |
| 2020 | RM 78,200 | RM 74,800 (196) | RM 89,650 | 58% |
| 2019 | RM 68,950 | RM 68,300 (104) | RM 80,400 | 55% |
| 2018 | RM 61,600 | RM 63,800 (218) | RM 67,100 | 51% |
| 2017 | RM 57,600 | RM 58,000 (172) | RM 69,800 | 45% |
Trade-guide and market listing data, West Malaysia. Actual prices vary with condition, mileage and variant; "holds" compares against that year's new price.
same class, similar money
The Honda Civic costs RM133,900 to RM167,900 in Malaysia: 1.5 E RM133,900, 1.5 V RM144,900, 1.5 RS Turbo RM149,900 and 2.0 RS e:HEV RM167,900. Prices are on-the-road without insurance.
Pick the 1.5 E if you want the Civic drivetrain at the lowest price; the 1.5 V and 1.5 RS Turbo use the same 180 hp turbo-CVT base. Choose the 2.0 RS e:HEV if you specifically want the petrol hybrid.
Yes. The 2.0 RS e:HEV is the hybrid Civic, using a 1,993 cc petrol hybrid/REV drivetrain with 141 hp and a single-ratio automatic. The other three variants are 1.5 litre turbo petrol models with a CVT.
No. The Malaysian Civic range carries over as the FE facelift; S+ Shift appears in 2026 Civic e:HEV news for Thailand and Japan, not as a confirmed Malaysian Civic feature.