The Honda Civic and Toyota Corolla are two household names in the C-segment sedan market. They have battled globally for half a century and remain each other's most direct rivals in Malaysia.

Are you a Honda LaneWatch fan, or do you prefer blind spot monitoring (or BSI – Blind Spot Information in Honda lingo)?

Honda's latest Civic e:HEV RS equipped with the new S+ Shift system has finally gone on sale in Japan, and early impressions from the local media suggest the update is much more than just simulated gear changes.

Less than a year later, the Honda Civic is getting another update in Thailand.

According to Thai automotive publication Autolifethailand, the updated 2026 Honda Civic e:HEV is scheduled to launch in Thailand this July, bringing a new feature that Honda enthusiasts will be watching closely, the S+ Shift system.

The KLIMS 2026 floor is crowded with new-energy nameplates, yet the Honda Civic arrives with no need for reintroduction. It remains one of the defining C-segment sedans in Malaysia, a status earned through decades of local assembly and consistent mainstream presence. While this year’s headlines tilt toward battery-electric newcomers, the Civic’s display reminds visitors that the traditional sedan

Honda Malaysia has announced plans to introduce six new models in 2026, alongside a sales target of 60,000 units for the year.