With features like Google Built-In and a hybrid powertrain, the New Civic reflects Honda’s commitment to innovation and excellence.
has officially launched the New Civic, a sophisticated addition to the C-segment sedan market that combines bold design, advanced technology, and exceptional performance. Speaking at the unveiling, Honda Malaysia’s Managing Director and CEO, Mr. Hironobu Yoshimura, highlighted the company’s 2024 success, including over 81,600 units sold, securing an 11th consecutive year of leadership in the Non-National Passenger Vehicle Segment.
The New Civic’s design exudes confidence and modernity, with distinctive updates across its lineup. The e:HEV RS variant features body-coloured grille extensions, lower grille garnishes, and striking 18-inch matte grey alloy wheels, while the Petrol RS showcases sporty black-painted grille accents. A sleek black taillight extension across all variants enhances its contemporary aesthetic, and RS models now include a new RS emblem, underscoring their sporty appeal.
Inside, the New Civic redefines comfort and connectivity with its advanced features and design. The e:HEV RS boasts red accents in its leather upholstery, adding a sporty and sophisticated touch. The highlight is the Google Built-In feature, allowing drivers to access Google Assistant, Google Maps, and a variety of apps via Google Play, creating a seamless and personalized driving experience.
The New Civic also offers a refined and quiet driving experience, especially in the e:HEV RS variant, which combines Active Noise Control and Active Sound Control to reduce external noise while enhancing engine sound. This advanced noise management system ensures a serene yet exhilarating drive, supported by features like Remote Engine Start for added convenience.
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