Honda Accord Malaysia: No Longer Sold New, Used Prices

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In short

The Honda Accord is no longer sold new in Malaysia. Both paultan.org and carbase.my list every variant as discontinued; paultan marks the model as shown for reference only. The last generation offered here was the 10th-generation CV, at RM 185,900 to RM 197,400 across the 1.5 TC and 1.5 TC-P. Honda Malaysia first announced the nameplate would end in August 2023, and the D-segment sedan slot has since been ceded to SUVs. Accords remain available used, and Honda Malaysia continues to service them.

Should you buy?

Yes, if

  • D-segment buyers wanting Japanese hybrid efficiency under RM 230k

    As a used buy the Accord sits well under a new Camry HEV or Mercedes C 200, and delivers 4.6 L/100km official, Honda Sensing 360 standard, and an 8-year unlimited mileage hybrid battery warranty backed by Honda Malaysia's 78-dealer network

  • Existing 10th-gen Accord owners upgrading to hybrid

    Same Accord DNA, same wheelbase class, Honda dealer continuity, and the e:HEV cuts running cost versus the outgoing 1.5L turbo by roughly 40% on fuel. The 12.3-inch infotainment and Honda Sensing 360 are the largest tech jumps from the 10th-gen V Sensing

Not if

  • Buyers wanting a petrol-only D-segment sedan

    Accord 11th-gen is hybrid-only in Malaysia. No petrol variant exists in the lineup. Toyota Camry 2.5V at RM 221,800 (petrol) or Mazda 6 run-out stock are the realistic alternatives if the hybrid powertrain is unwanted

  • Buyers prioritising the cheapest possible C-D segment monthly payment

    No new Accord is available, so there is no factory warranty on offer. Honda Civic 2.0L RS e:HEV at RM 167,900 offers the same i-MMD hybrid tech on a smaller chassis at around RM 2,177/month, saving RM 47,200 OTR for similar hybrid economics

The 2026 Honda Accord in Malaysia is sold as a single e:HEV RS variant at RM 185,900 OTR, fully imported (CBU) from Honda Automobile (Thailand) Co. Ltd's Ayutthaya plant. The 11th-generation Accord launched in Malaysia in 2024 after Honda Malaysia confirmed (reversing a 2023 statement that the nameplate would end) that the new generation would be hybrid-only. The 2.0L Atkinson i-MMD two-motor hybrid produces 204 PS combined system output and 335 Nm of motor torque through an e-CVT, with 4.6 L/100km official combined fuel economy. Standard equipment includes Honda Sensing 360 ADAS, BSI Blind Spot Information, a 12.3-inch infotainment touchscreen, a 10.2-inch digital instrument cluster, 18-inch alloys, and the 8-year unlimited mileage hybrid battery warranty.

Honda Accord Price List Malaysia 2026

Single variant on sale for 2026:

Honda Malaysia simplified the 11th-gen Accord lineup to one fully-loaded hybrid trim. There is no entry trim, no V Sensing trim, and no petrol variant. Colours included in OTR: Platinum White Pearl, Crystal Black Pearl, Meteoroid Grey Metallic, Canyon River Blue Metallic. Lead time from order to delivery is typically 6-10 weeks because the car is CBU Thailand.

What's New on the 11th-Generation Honda Accord?

The 11th-gen Accord launched in Malaysia in 2024 reverses Honda Malaysia's earlier announcement that the nameplate would not return. Key changes from the 10th-gen:

The 537L boot is unchanged from the 10th-gen because the lithium-ion hybrid battery is located under the rear seat, not in the boot.

Why Is the New Accord Hybrid-Only in Malaysia?

Three structural reasons:

The single-variant flagship strategy is also used for the CR-V e:HEV RS, HR-V e:HEV RS, and City e:HEV RS in Malaysia.

2.0L i-MMD Hybrid Powertrain Explained

Honda's i-MMD (Intelligent Multi-Mode Drive) is a 2-motor series-parallel hybrid:

Below 80 km/h the engine acts as a generator and the e-motor drives the wheels (series hybrid mode). Above 80 km/h a direct engine-to-wheel clutch engages for parallel operation, the most efficient layout for highway cruising. The lithium-ion battery is warranted for 8 years or unlimited mileage with a 70% capacity retention guarantee.

Honda Accord vs Toyota Camry HEV: D-Segment Hybrid Showdown

The two CBU Thailand D-segment hybrid sedans:

Accord is the value pick for hybrid-only buyers. Camry wins on combined output, fuel economy, and resale strength. See the Toyota Camry price guide for full details.

Honda Accord vs Mercedes C-Class Entry: Japanese Hybrid vs European Petrol

For buyers cross-shopping European prestige:

What the Mercedes premium buys: badge, MBUX 2nd-gen infotainment, 1.5L EQ Boost 48V mild-hybrid (204 PS), 9G-TRONIC automatic, rear-wheel-drive chassis dynamics, AMG Line styling option, CKD warranty stack. What the Accord retained at its far lower price: full hybrid efficiency (4.6 L/100km vs C 200's 6.5 L/100km), Honda Sensing 360 ADAS, 8-year hybrid battery warranty, larger boot (537L vs 455L). For pure transport economics, the Accord; for prestige and rear-wheel-drive feel, the C-Class.

Honda Sensing 360 and Standard Safety Equipment

The 11th-gen Accord ships with Honda Sensing 360, the latest Honda ADAS generation:

The Sensing 360 platform adds 360-degree blind-spot sensing and intersection management that the older Honda Sensing (used on City RS, HR-V V, CR-V V) does not have.

Honda Accord Running Cost vs Petrol D-Segment Alternatives

Annual running cost comparison at 18,000 km/year, RON 95 at RM 2.05/litre:

Road tax for the Accord (1,993cc) is RM 379/year Peninsular Malaysia. Insurance band B (typical for 2.0L D-segment sedan), first-year comprehensive around RM 2,800-3,500 depending on age and NCD. Service intervals every 10,000 km or 6 months, with post-warranty cost RM 600-900 per major service.

How to Finance the Honda Accord in Malaysia

D-segment hire purchase rates 2026:

Sample monthly figures, 10% down, RM 177,660 financed:

Use the Honda loan calculator for full tenure variations.

Honda Accord Resale Value and 8-Year Hybrid Battery Warranty

Indicative retention for the 11th-gen Accord e:HEV RS:

D-segment sedans depreciate faster than C-segment Civic and HR-V because volume is thinner. The 8-year unlimited mileage hybrid battery warranty (with 70% capacity guarantee) protects year 5-8 used-market transactions, supporting the depreciation floor. For buyers who keep the car 5+ years, the warranty extension to year 8 covers the highest-risk component (the lithium-ion battery), which is the single biggest variable on hybrid used pricing.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Honda Accord still sold in Malaysia?
No. The Accord is no longer sold new in Malaysia. Both paultan.org and carbase.my mark every variant as no longer on sale. The last generation offered was the 10th-generation CV, at RM 185,900 to RM 197,400 across the 1.5 TC and 1.5 TC-P. Used examples are plentiful and Honda Malaysia continues to service them. Colours offered included Platinum White Pearl and Crystal Black Pearl, Meteoroid Grey Metallic, Canyon River Blue Metallic). East Malaysia adds approximately RM 1,000-1,500 OTR.
Why did Honda stop selling the Accord in Malaysia?
Honda Malaysia first signalled the end of the nameplate in August 2023, and D-segment sedan volume has kept falling as buyers move to SUVs. The 1.5L VTEC Turbo petrol that ran the 10th-gen is no longer offered because the Thai Ayutthaya plant builds e:HEV-only for export markets. The same single-variant flagship strategy is used for the CR-V e:HEV RS and HR-V e:HEV RS.
Honda Accord vs Toyota Camry: which should I buy?
Camry HEV is RM 248,800 (more than a used Accord), uses a 2.5L A25A-FXS hybrid with 230 PS combined, also CBU Thailand. Accord wins on price, Honda Sensing 360 (more recent ADAS generation than TSS 3.0), and boot space (537L vs 524L). Camry wins on combined output, panoramic sunroof on HEV, choice of petrol option (2.5V at RM 221,800), and Toyota resale strength.
Honda Accord vs Mercedes C-Class entry: is the European premium worth it?
Mercedes-Benz C 200 Avantgarde CKD sits at around RM 292,888 OTR, well above what a used Accord costs. The Accord gives an 8-year hybrid battery warranty, 4.6 L/100km consumption, and full Honda Sensing 360 standard; the C 200 wins on badge, MBUX 2nd-gen infotainment, EQ Boost 48V mild-hybrid drivetrain, and CKD warranty stack. For pure transport economics, the Accord. For prestige, the C-Class.
What is the Honda Accord road tax in Malaysia?
Engine displacement 1,993cc falls in the 1,801-2,000cc band: RM 379/year in Peninsular Malaysia, RM 303/year in Sabah and Sarawak. The full hybrid does not currently qualify for EV road tax exemptions because it's not a plug-in or BEV. Renewal via MyJPJ, JPJ counters, or authorised insurance agents.
How much is the Honda Accord monthly loan payment in Malaysia?
The Accord is no longer sold new, so these are figures for the last new price. At 10% down, 7-year tenure, 2.85% green-financing flat rate (Maybank Honda panel): roughly RM 2,534/month on the RM 197,400 OTR. At 3.00% flat over 9 years: roughly RM 2,073/month. The e:HEV qualifies for green-financing 0.30-0.50% discount at Maybank, Hong Leong, CIMB, and Public Bank. See the Honda loan calculator for tenure variations.
What is the Honda Accord resale value in Malaysia?
Three-year retention 55-60% of OTR; five-year retention 40-48% of OTR. D-segment sedans depreciate faster than C-segment Civic and HR-V because volume is thinner and the buyer pool is smaller. The 8-year hybrid battery warranty protects the second owner if the car transacts before year 8. Used 11th-gen Accord 2024 currently lists at RM 175,000-185,000 on Mudah and Carlist.
What happened to the Honda Accord 1.5L turbo petrol variant?
The 1.5L VTEC Turbo petrol Accord was the 10th-generation CV, sold here as the 1.5 TC and 1.5 TC-P at RM 185,900 to RM 197,400. It is the last Accord Honda Malaysia offered new. Anything newer sold in 2024 as e:HEV-only because Honda's Thai Ayutthaya plant produces only the hybrid for export markets. Buyers wanting a petrol D-segment sedan should look at the Toyota Camry 2.5V (RM 221,800) or step into the C-segment with the Civic 1.5L turbo (RM 149,900).