QUOTE(ben3003 @ May 22 2024, 08:51 AM)
Wtf 1 year is a bit crazy... I'm going to test drive CR-V RS next week and SA in Penang said ETA 4 months LYN Official Honda CR-V (Gen5/Gen6) thread V1, Gen5 CRV is launched
LYN Official Honda CR-V (Gen5/Gen6) thread V1, Gen5 CRV is launched
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May 24 2024, 03:51 PM
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May 24 2024, 04:33 PM
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QUOTE(ben3003 @ May 24 2024, 03:58 PM) lol last time when hrv rs ehev also i test drive then booking the SA say 1 and half year What the... lol they launch new cars and the e:HEV versions but maybe those don't sell too well so the production line is 99% dedicated to the petrol variants. Man, what a letdown.I'll still go ahead with the test drive next week for RS e:HEV but if the wait is longer than 4 months I'll probably just sit this one out for a while since my old Civic FC 2018 is still okay. |
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May 24 2024, 07:04 PM
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QUOTE(ben3003 @ May 24 2024, 05:34 PM) i think ehev gets more parts outside malaysia, battery, motor, all those. And yeah less ppl buy but they now no more like civic rs, got rs petrol and non petrol and very much diff also the spec wise. So probably wanna make ppl shift to hybrid more. I think the worse is hrv ehev and v spec is like almost no diff accessories wise lol. I see crv very much diff. I can say the ehev engine is really well designed and drive much better and comfort. No feel vibration at all when driving. But idle when engine kicks in will like normal car idling la. Only idle can feel. If car creeping also wont feel engine kick in. I agree on all your points on hybrid drivetrain. Malaysians are allergic to hybrid so maybe that’s why they don’t sell well here but so many foreign reviews like US and AU they all recommend getting the hybrid version because it’s so much more refined and is a class above the petrol variants. I think it’s nice that HM is throwing all the specs at us too aside from a proper blind spot monitoring system but I can accept that. Havent test drive crv but i believe shud be much more comfort, but i dont like suv driving anyway, too floaty not my type, especially at sarawak small town here the road is uneven, really feel like driving boat. If sedan at least not floaty but drive fast just feel very rough and risk underbody kena scratch lol. Probably next time send car service test drive crv rs. |
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May 25 2024, 01:42 PM
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QUOTE(touristking @ May 24 2024, 09:34 PM) Malaysian petrol is cheap. Petrol cheap but I won’t qualify for the subsidy if the gov chooses to remove it eventually. And I live on Penang island so it’s city driving 100% in my use case, which is why I’m attracted towards the hybrid variant.And if you read carefully what some reviewers are saying, they are saying Turbo drive better than Hybrid on higher speed highway. I have briefly tried Hybrid and I agree. Since I do drive long distance, I am not comfortable with lack of spire tire. In town and fuel consumption, of course the Hybrid is better Having the G6 turbo for a few months already, things I nit pick are: 1. At red light idling, there is more vibration compared to other cars 2. The seats cushion are too thin for long distance. 3. I prefer to set front tires from 35 psi to 34 psi Bummer (lol) to hear about the seat cushion thing… maybe can choose to add some padding like a padded cushion? |
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May 27 2024, 02:38 PM
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QUOTE(Cavino @ May 27 2024, 01:07 PM) As I said, you have to drive side by side, IMMEDIATELY after one another then can feel the noticeably driving experience difference. Wow bro thanks so much for your very lengthy write-up above. You’re right that the fuel savings is simply a bonus, and I agree. In my financial situation I can comfortably afford this RS Hybrid, and I have yet to test drive it (planning on Thursday or Friday), but I’m really looking forward to testing the refinement and smoothness. I’m quite acquainted with the 1.5T + CVT combo as I’ve been driving the Civic ketam since 2018, and it’s not great.But then again, some ppl don't bother, feel the same no matter....hahaha.. individual preference. Not to say turbo not good, very good liao, If not I would not even budget for E-Spec before the long term financial hit my ego...and real life thingy conquered my sense... It is just different driving experience. Really not the same when drive immediately one after another Of course, once hit highway, tak payah cakap, how can compare to turbo. |
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May 28 2024, 04:25 PM
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QUOTE(Cavino @ May 28 2024, 03:40 PM) [...] It comes at the cost of more complexity, more parts / cost and chances of part faillure vs Toyota single motor one but I do love the design way more than Toyota same range hybrid architecture but Toyota hybrid are designed to be more lasting, reliable and proven. People will claim the hybrid is more complicated, I’d say it’s actually LESS complicated than the 1.5T and has less stuff to go wrong. No turbo, no alternator, no starter, no belt driven accessories and the e-CVT (a misnomer, there's actually no transmission in this thing at all) is FAR simpler than the CVT. ben3003 liked this post
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May 29 2024, 01:30 PM
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Great discussion here guys
Shifting the topic back to V/RS creature comforts as I'm going to test drive on Thurs/Fri, is there anything I should be looking for in particular? My current list includes: * Material build quality, fit and finish * Road noise insulation and tire noise * 360° camera resolution * Seat comfort * Body roll when turning/cornering |
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May 30 2024, 04:43 PM
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Test drove the e:HEV RS (showroom doesn't have V), and also CX-5 2.5 NA, and even though the CX-5 interior feels a bit more well put together, the CR-V wins from outlook/appearance and practicality. The CX-5 seems super cramped with two adults in the back, can't imagine three, so that was a deal-breaker for my wife.
What I like: - Space space space. - The 360 camera is actually quite usable (coming from old 2018 Civic FC), its definitely sharper than CX-5's, which looked like it came out from a 2005 flip camera phone. - I like how the front camera and surrounding sensors will warn when something is close. - The new steering wheel layout and tactile feel are a lot nicer and the buttons are miles better than my Civic FC - Wireless CarPlay is awesome, get in the car it auto connect and start playing Spotify. I don't use my wired CarPlay in Civic FC that often because sometimes lazy to plug in for short journeys. - When put into Sport mode, the pickup is nice and even though the pumped-in engine sounds are fake, they sound convincing/pleasing enough for it to be a nice add-on as opposed to V spec CVT drone which I'm used to (but despise) from my Civic FC - The Bose® sound system... so much clarity and bass at the same time. Mind-boggling. -- What I don't like: - Door panel upper half is hard plastic — what??! Only the armrest portion is soft touch. Super WTF. - LaneWatch™ is "okay" but would prefer a proper BSM on both sides because it'd also come with RCTA. This is a huge shame. SA said they may add it for the facelift but I can't wait that long. - The engine kicked in more than I expected when test driving in Georgetown at slow city crawling traffic. I was expecting more EV driving but the engine kept coming in even on Normal mode. I didn't try ECO mode. - Lots of things that should've came standard are optional, like the rear boot tray, rear boot scuff protector, side door step (CR-V is hard to get into for my wife who is only 160cm tall, so we need to get that). At the end of the day, booked blue CR-V e:HEV RS This post has been edited by KingArthurVI: May 30 2024, 04:45 PM |
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May 31 2024, 11:43 AM
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QUOTE(touristking @ May 31 2024, 06:28 AM) Unfortunately the Android Auto is wired on the E. I tried only 500m in EV mode before I had to step on the pedal to overtake someone when the light turns green lol but that's in Georgetown. I didn't have the opportunity to try the Hybrid in slow bumper traffic. But I think the Toyota Camry battery can only last 2 km on pure electric so may be the Honda's isn't much further before needing charging from the engine. I notice, Honda Malaysia focusing on the Hybrid and that may be why only Hybrid demo car available. And almost all the local car reviewers recommending the Hybrid being the better option. But I do occasionally see some foreign reviewers actually preferring the turbo being the better drive. https://www.edmunds.com/honda/cr-v/2023/hybrid/ The engine does seem a bit more sensitive than I initially expected. I should've tried ECON mode in hindsight, maybe it'll delay the engine kicking in and stay in EV mode for a longer time if using ECON mode. |
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May 31 2024, 01:29 PM
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QUOTE(Cavino @ May 31 2024, 12:37 PM) Android Auto still wired on E, what about RS?? All the time, I did not realise that. Now that I look back at the brochure, it seems only Carplay are listed as wireless from E spec onwards. What happen to Android Auto. Looking at C&D (largely American): https://www.caranddriver.com/honda/cr-v, they said they prefer the hybrid too:It makes no sense tho, even 100K City RS all wireless for both carplay and android auto liao. Foreign countries travel distance are way greater, turbo are better on those longer distance roads. Also their specs on Turbo also much upgraded than the one here. QUOTE The CR-V LX, EX, and EX-L are all gas-only models. The Sport Sport-L, and Sport Touring models come exclusively with the hybrid powertrain, and these are what we'd recommend most. However, what's strange is that their 0–60mph (96km/h) is quite a bit different from ours from Honda Malaysia. QUOTE Behind the CR-V's upright grille is a standard 190-hp turbocharged 1.5-liter four-cylinder. It pairs with a CVT and either front- or all-wheel drive. This setup is standard on the LX, EX, and EX-L models. At our test track, the nonhybrid EX-L needed 8.1 seconds to get to 60 mph Since both our CR-V and theirs (turbo, nonhybrid) have 190hp 1.5T, how come theirs take 8.1s and ours is 9s+. Does that 4km/h difference between 60mph and 100km/h really make that big of a difference? This post has been edited by KingArthurVI: May 31 2024, 01:31 PM |
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QUOTE(ZeneticX @ May 31 2024, 02:28 PM) I think for the same price.... can consider CX8 also if need more space. But that's a different segment already Seriously considered CX-8 too but it's too long and hard to park in Georgetown street parking lots. The middle row being captain seats is also a huge disadvantage because we have a mid-sized dog that enjoys some space in the 2nd row bench, so it'll be hard to fit her in a captain chair.And if I get a CX-5/CX-8 I'll get minimum 2.5NA and ideally 2.5T, but their fuel consumption is really crazy. I'm not worried about the money but it's the guzzling dinosaur juice that wife and I are conscious about. Laugh all you guys want... |
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May 31 2024, 02:58 PM
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QUOTE(ZeneticX @ May 31 2024, 02:53 PM) That's true. Mazda's main weakness so far is no efficient powertrain in their line up other than the cramped space compared to other offerings in the segment. If you not considering EV, the CRV hybrid is the only true C segment SUV to offer a hybrid iinm, other than that its gonna be the conti offerings Very true what you said. Corolla Cross Hybrid is like B+ segment and not a true C segment too. My only concern now is the waiting period. SA told me 3+ months but I asked him "6 months is also 3 months, right?" and he had nothing smart to say about that |
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May 31 2024, 03:07 PM
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QUOTE(ZeneticX @ May 31 2024, 03:04 PM) I suddenly recall Mazda have the 2.2D.... but its known for some issues and since no more diesel subsidies, ya good luck with that Yeah, same, I was confused too because the V spec made up more than 40% of total bookings and even now I can get a V spec ready stock or 1 month wait maximum. RS allocations are crazy slow according to my SA and we speculated it's because the demand isn't very high so they're only allocating a small portion of their production capacity to produce the RS hybrid models. The RS models also have quite a bit of difference compared to S, E, V, so it's not like they share a lot of the exterior bits too. For waiting period there's really nothing can be done about it especially when it comes to a popular brand like Honda or Toyota, the demand is always there Though I'm surprised the hybrid also need to wait that long because my impression was the hybrid is the least popular spec in the line up. Maybe they underestimate the demand for it hence the production was cut down |
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QUOTE(croco_2002 @ Jun 2 2024, 10:05 AM) Myself cancelled my CRV RS booking and take the CX-8 2.5T. Yes the fuel consumption is little bit higher but engine response is much better. Driving feeling felt like is CX-8 is better than CRV. Bro…. Why you do this to me hahaha. My SA just told me June allocation for RS only ONE for each Penang branch wtf!! There’s more than five people in front of me in the queue also waiting. Wow… if like that really cannot.But overall still fell sad did not get my CRV. But the waiting time is too long and wifey really love the Mazda. How long did you wait for CX-8, if I may ask? This post has been edited by KingArthurVI: Jun 2 2024, 11:03 AM |
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QUOTE(croco_2002 @ Jun 2 2024, 06:13 PM) 10 days only including loan submission.( about 3 days for loan process). CX-8 I think is the same price as CRV although the CX-8 is little more expensive than CRV but it come with free service + part. That's crazy fast. I may need to seriously reconsider my options. Are you bothered by the extremely small infotainment screen and the low-res 360º camera on your CX-8? |
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QUOTE(croco_2002 @ Jun 3 2024, 10:22 AM) Overall happy with the CX8.Engine pick up much better than the CRV or my civic fc but then the fuel consumption is higher. Thanks man for your input. For now I'll hold strong with my CR-V e:HEV RS since after all only just booked, will see how things go after 2–3 months and see if I need to reevaluate.Not bothered by the infotainment screen. Only problem if using android auto need to use wire connection, only apple carplay is wireless. Map also not pre-installed like Honda. The infotainment also need sometime to be familiar as it is using toggle and button(touchscreen is disabled when the car is moving) 360 camera is much better in the CRV but for me the CX8 camera is just enough to get by. Additionally Plus point for CX8 compared to CRV - large size - leather seat + interior more premium than CRV Negative point -I think the CX8 is boring as all the mazda look identical. -CRV has more gadget and latest technology. Also CRV looks more Garang. Personally, I am willing to wait for 3 month for the CRV but then my Civic start giving problem and my wife like the mazda so much. After all delibiration due to shorter waiting time and to make wifey happy proceed with CX8. This post has been edited by KingArthurVI: Jun 4 2024, 07:19 PM |
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QUOTE(beckhamnov @ Jun 5 2024, 05:38 PM) Been waiting for the CRV since 20th Feb Yeah bro... it's crazy. See the Reddit post I posted above your post. Lots of people all over the country waiting for the RS e:HEV but it looks like HM is having some supply chain issues.Updates today, the centre only receives one unit per month, thats absolutely crazy And im still waiting for my turn ![]() I think of it as a blessing in disguise, let them iron out the early batch issues also |
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QUOTE(Old1030 @ Jun 6 2024, 07:19 PM) For 2024 Honda Malaysia only delivered 3900++ unit of CRV all variance Haha wow thanks bro for your insight. I’ll continue to wait for now but if 3 months no news I’m thinking to upgrade to European brands already maybe a used X4 or new XC60 During launching, they announce 5000 booking, meaning still got people booking since day one,, still didnt receives their car This is data from data.gov.my as of 30 Apr 24 From the data we can assume that Melaka production line ABLE to produce up to 14k of CRV / year or 1200 / month, max on 2018,, during G5 first batch At that year civic ketam is also in high demand, but they manage to delivered For this year 4 months data is at 3900 car delivered, average 1000 car per month Something happen somewhere, either parts shortage as per my SA told me in April or something else, because only RS affected Based on the website, Honda delivered 8000 both City and HRV from Jan-Apr,, probabaly they concentrate all their source to that line, we dont know Just bersabar my fellow forumer,, if cannot wait like my wife,, change variance or go other brand Old1030 liked this post
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QUOTE(Jingle91 @ Jun 7 2024, 06:14 PM) If is 2.5T than is possible to outbeat civic 1.5t on acceleration. But anyway it is harder to control such huge car on high speed. How is the fuel consumption in terms of KM/Litre? I drive my uncle non turbo 2.5, even drive with 120kmh only can hit 9km/litre on highway. During jam I think it drop to 7 or 8km/L. QUOTE(croco_2002 @ Jun 7 2024, 08:53 PM) Wow 9-10km/L for highway driving is crazy. If 100% city driving how bad would it be? And turbo even worse? |
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