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Honda Indonesia gifts City Hatchback RS to Olympic badminton gold medallists Apriyani and Greysia

Indonesian Olympians Greysia Polii and Apriyani Rahayu have been showered with gifts and rupiah after clinching gold in Tokyo 2020. By beating China’s Chen Qingchen and Jia Yifan in straight sets earlier this month, the […]

Brio Jadi Andalan Penjualan Honda di Tengah PPKM Darurat

Brio Satya terjual 2.170 unit sehingga memberikan kontribusi sebesar 26 persen dari total penjualan perusahaan pada bulan lalu. Brio Satya juga diklaim memimpin pasar low cost green car (LCGC) dengan pangsa pasar 27 persen.

Honda Buka-bukaan soal Mobil Baru di Indonesia

Mobil baru tersebut telah didaftarkan oleh pihak Honda Motor Company di Kementerian Hukum dan Hak Asasi Manusia.

Production version of Honda N7X Concept leaked in teaser images - seven-seat SUV to succeed the BR-V?

Honda N7X Concept - production car set for GIIAS August debut, 1 model to replace both Mobilio, BR-V?

4 May 2021 12:27 pm / 11 comments The Honda N7X Concept received its digital world premiere in Indonesia yesterday. Designed by Honda R&D Asia Pacific, the N7X name stands for “ New 7-Seater e Xcitement” and the three-row, seven-seat, SUV-flavoured people carrier appears to preview the next-generation Honda BR-V. The N7X sports a cleaner and more conventional look than today’s BR-V, which we first saw six years ago. In front, a straight bonnet meets a bluff nose. The face appears to be inspired by the latest Odyssey facelift, and there are plenty of LED lights. The N7X’s profile is clean and it deletes the BR-V’s fussy lines and trademark window kink – just one crisp line from headlamp to taillamp here. The rear end also follows the clean and simple theme, and the BR-V’s red bridge connecting the tail lamps – which feature City-style LED signatures now – are gone. The concept, which looks very production-ready, also sports a new dashboard and Honda Lanewatch.

GALLERY: Honda BR-V Prototype debuts at GIIAS 2015 - crossover is Malaysian-bound in 2016

Here’s a more comprehensive photo gallery of the Honda BR-V Prototype, which made its world debut earlier this afternoon at the Gaikindo Indonesia International Auto Show (GIIAS) 2015 in Jakarta. The seven-seater, which is essentially […]

Honda is launching an all-new model in Indonesia

Honda to relocate factory from India to Indonesia - expansion plans to include an electrified vehicle model

15 March 2021 7:09 pm / 20 comments Honda is set to relocate a factory from India to Indonesia, although it has not been disclosed as to when this will occur. CNN Indonesia reports that the country’s minister of industry, Agus Gumiwang, revealed these plans following a meeting with Honda principals during a visit to Japan last week. Agus said that that Honda has pledged a strong commitment to investing in Indonesia. “Honda is committed to increasing investment until 2024 of around 5.2 trillion rupiah (RM1.49 billion), including the development of new models being carried out in Indonesia,” he said. He added that the automaker is planning to build a new electrified model in the republic, but its identity was not revealed, nor was it disclosed if it would be a hybrid.

2021 Honda City Hatchback RS debuts in Indonesia - 1.5L NA engine; manual and CVT; Malaysia next?

5 March 2021 7:56 pm / 42 comments Following its world debut in Thailand last November, the Honda City Hatchback has now been launched in Indonesia, replacing the third-generation Jazz that was previously offered there. Interestingly enough, the archipelagic country is welcoming the hatchback version of the latest City first, before the sedan that is already available to us in Malaysia. For the Indonesian market, the City Hatchback comes in a sole RS trim level, although customers will get to choose between a six-speed manual (yes, you read right) and a CVT, both mated to the same engine. Just like our market, that engine is not the 1.0 litre VTEC Turbo three-cylinder petrol unit offered in Thailand. Instead, it’s a 1.5 litre DOHC i-VTEC naturally-aspirated four-cylinder engine that makes 121 PS at 6,600 rpm and 145 Nm of torque, which Honda Prospect Motor (HPM) – the local distributor there – says is the most powerful in its class.