Boon Siew Honda Snd. Bhd. (BSH) announced that its 4 motorcycle models have been certified as the Energy Efficient Vehicles (EEV) from the Road Transport Department (JPJ) on 1st August 2016.
The Energy Efficient Vehicle (EEV) is a vehicle that meets the carbon emissions and fuel consumption standards issued by the Malaysian Automotive Institute (MIA) in the New Automotive Police (NAP) 2014. In case of motorcycles with engines between 101cc and 150cc capacities, the EEV certificate will be granted to a model that consumes less than 2.2 litres of petrol per 100 kilometres.
From BSH’s CKD model line-up, 4 models, EX5 Fi, Future Fi, Wave Dash (Fi) and Wave Alpha are certified as the EEVs. Among them, 3 models, EX5 Fi, Future Fi and Wave Dash, consume 1.8 litres of petrol per 100 kilometres, which is 18% better than the EEV’s regulation benchmark.
While the Malaysian government aims to make 85% of the total vehicles production to be EEVs by 2020, today, 83% of BSH’s production (January to July) are EEVs, coming from the certified 4 models. The company is committed to continuously introduce new models that meet the EEV standards for the Malaysian market following the government’s policy.
Honda’s EEV production units during January to July 2016
Honda’s EEV certified models as of August 2016
All Honda EEV certified motorcycles will be displayed with Honda EEV wobblers on the front head lights at Honda dealers so that walk-in customers can easily identify them.
