Fuel savings sit high on the checklist for many buyers, alongside price, durability, and brand. Data from Malaysia’s 10 most popular cars shows that most of them fall below RM100,000 and offer claimed fuel consumption above 20km/L.
If you want a car that gives more distance per litre, you can refer to this list of the 20 most fuel-efficient models available in Malaysia.
List Of 20 Most Fuel-Efficient Cars In Malaysia 2025
All fuel consumption figures in this article are based on manufacturer claims rather than real-world testing.
1. Honda City e:HEV
Fuel economy: 27.80 km/L
The 2023 Honda City facelift keeps two engine options: a pure petrol setup or the hybrid e:HEV system. The e:HEV RS sits at the top with a 1.5L Atkinson-cycle engine, an electric motor, and an e-CVT. Honda also upgraded its active safety features by adding Low Speed Follow to improve the existing adaptive cruise control. All variants now come with Honda Sensing, but only the RS includes Low Speed Follow. You can spot the RS through its dark interior trim, wheels, and headliner. The Honda City e:HEV RS is priced at RM111,900.
Refer to the battery guide for the Honda City e:HEV from Bateriku.
2. Honda City Hatchback e:HEV
Fuel economy: 27.80 km/L
The 2023 Honda City facelift keeps two engine options, either petrol or hybrid. The e:HEV RS sits at the top with a 1.5L Atkinson-cycle engine paired with an electric motor and e-CVT. For this update, Honda improved the active safety package by adding Low Speed Follow to enhance the previous adaptive cruise control. A key upgrade is that all variants now come with Honda Sensing, although only the RS gets LSF. You can identify the RS through its darker styling on the seats, wheels, and headliner. The Honda City e:HEV RS is priced at RM111,900.
Refer to the battery guide for the Honda City Hatchback e:HEV from Bateriku.
3. Perodua Axia
Fuel economy: 25.30 km/L
The 2023 Perodua Axia is a fully new model for the nameplate. It uses the DNGA platform, the same architecture found in the Perodua Ativa and Alza. Its size grows compared to the previous Axia, now measuring 3,760 mm long, 1,665 mm wide, and with a 2,525 mm wheelbase. This results in a more spacious cabin along with a larger 265-litre boot. The familiar 1.0L engine carries over, but the transmission is now a D-CVT to replace the old four-speed automatic. This update improves fuel economy. The 2023 Perodua Axia is priced from RM38,600.
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4. Honda Civic 2.0L e:HEV
Fuel economy: 25.00 km/L
The Honda Civic in Malaysia is now in its eleventh generation, with the facelift introduced in 2025. The RS e:HEV variant uses a 2.0L hybrid engine with a total output of 184 PS and 315 Nm, which is stronger than the petrol RS, yet it uses less fuel thanks to the electric motor, though it is heavier by 100 kg due to the hybrid components. RS owners get premium features such as 18-inch wheels, a full black cabin, and a 9-inch infotainment screen with wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. The RS e:HEV also includes a fully digital 10.25-inch instrument cluster. The Honda Civic 2.0L e:HEV is priced at RM167,900.
5. Honda HR-V 1.5L e:HEV
Fuel economy: 24.40 km/L
The HR-V receives its 2025 facelift alongside the Honda Civic. It continues with the same 1.5L hybrid engine that produces 129hp and 253 Nm. Honda updates the styling with a wider front grille, new LED headlights with matrix function, and a full-width rear light. Inside, the dashboard is redesigned to give more space for both driver and passengers. The infotainment screen now sits in a floating position in the centre and supports wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. The RS variant adds a wireless phone charger as an extra feature. The Honda HR-V e:HEV is priced at RM143,900.
6. Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid
Fuel economy: 23.30 km/L
The Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid entered the Malaysian market in 2022 with a price tag of RM137,000. This SUV pairs a 1.8L engine with an electric motor to deliver a total output of 120hp and 163Nm of torque. Compared to competitor hybrids, Toyota uses a NiMh battery, which is heavier and has lower energy density than lithium batteries. You can distinguish the hybrid from the petrol version by the blue Toyota badge. Inside, the Corolla Cross comes with a 7-inch infotainment screen and wireless phone charging pad. The Corolla Cross Hybrid is also among the first Japanese models to offer Low Speed Follow (LSF) to drivers.
7. Perodua Myvi 1.3L
Fuel economy: 22.20 km/L
Nicknamed the “king,” the Perodua Myvi facelift was launched in 2022 with upgrades in fuel efficiency, safety, and comfort. The 1.3L engine is retained from the previous generation, but the transmission is replaced with a D-CVT, which reportedly improves fuel economy by 5%. Beyond the engine, the exterior also receives updates. The front grille is redesigned, the bumper is more aggressive, and the headlights now feature LED with DRL. Inside, driver-friendly features remain, including built-in SmartTag, USB ports by the driver’s seat, and “tapau” hooks. For safety, the 2022 Myvi now comes with ASA 3.0, which includes Pre-Collision Warning & Braking, Lane Departure Warning & Prevention, and Auto High Beam. The Perodua Myvi is priced from RM45,700.
Refer to the battery guide for the Perodua Myvi 1.3L from Bateriku.
8. Perodua Alza
Fuel economy: 22.00 km/L
The 2022 Perodua Alza is the second-generation MPV in the series. It can seat seven passengers with prices starting from RM62,500. Three variants are offered, all powered by a 1.5L Dual VVT-i engine paired with a D-CVT transmission, producing 105hp and 138Nm of torque. Its compact size comes from the DNGA platform, unlike the Innova which uses TNGA GA-C. Perodua equips all variants with ASA 3.0, while the top AV variant gains additional Adaptive Cruise Control. Other notable upgrades include an infotainment screen with Android Auto, automatic parking brake with auto hold, and LED headlights with Adaptive Driving Beam.
9. Perodua Bezza 1.3L
Fuel economy: 22.00 km/L
Perodua launched the facelifted Bezza in 2022. The 3-cylinder 1.3L engine producing 67hp/91Nm is retained from the previous generation. Besides exterior updates, the 1.3L Bezza receives new features such as push-start button, front corner sensors, and for the top AV variant, a reverse camera. The AV variant also adds a touchscreen infotainment system and leather seats. For drivers, Perodua reportedly tuned the suspension system to improve driving dynamics. The Perodua Bezza 1.3L is priced from RM43,980.
Refer to the battery guide for the Perodua Bezza 1.3L from Bateriku.
10. Toyota Innova Zenix Hybird
Fuel economy: 21.70 km/L
MPV harga patut Malaysia, Toyota Innova Zenix 2.0 HEV boleh didapatkan pada harga RM202,000. Pengangkut penumpang 7 tempat duduk ini digerakkan enjin 2.0L Dynamic Force yang dipadankan dengan motor elektrik untuk hasilkan sejumlah 183hp kuasa dan 206Nm tork. Penumpang boleh menikmati pemandangan sekeliling menerusi tingkap tepi dan juga bumbung panoramik. Ruangan kargo pula seluas 239L untuk diisi dengan semua kerusi digunakan ataupun 690L kalau kerusi baris ketiga dilipat. Innova serba baharu ini mengguna pakai platform TNGA GA-C dan 170kg lebih ringan berbanding generasi sebelumnya. Ciri bantu pandu aktif kenderaan ini dipanggil Toyota Safety Sense 3.0 yang dalamnya mengandungi Pre-Collision System, Lane Tracing Assist, Adaptive Cruise Control, Auto Emergency Braking, Blind Spot Monitor, Rear Cross-Traffic Alert, dan kamera 360 darjah.
11. Perodua Bezza 1.0L
Fuel economy: 21.30 km/L
The 1.0L Perodua Bezza holds its ground well. It still delivers strong fuel economy of more than 21 km/L. The 1.0L Bezza runs a three-cylinder VVT-i engine that produces 67hp and 91Nm of torque. Buyers can choose between a 5-speed manual or a 4-speed automatic. On the outside, the 2022 facelift gives the Bezza LED headlights and a redesigned front bumper. The 1.0L variant does lose some features found on the 1.3L, such as fog lamps and turn signals on the side mirrors. Still, its safety features match the higher variants with ABS, EBD, and VSC. The Perodua Bezza 1.0L is priced from RM34,580.
Refer to the battery guide for the Perodua Bezza 1.0L from Bateriku.
12. Proton Saga MC3
Fuel economy: 20.40 km/L
Malaysia’s first car series, the Proton Saga, receives a major redesign. The model now rides on the all-new Advanced Modular Architecture (AMA) platform. Compared to the previous generation, the Proton Saga MC3 features a larger grille, LED projector headlights, L-shaped DRLs, and bigger 15-inch alloy rims. For the first time, the Saga comes with an inforia system supporting Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Safety features have also been upgraded, including six airbags, AEB, Lane Departure Warning, Blind Spot Monitoring, and Rear Cross-Traffic Alert. The top-spec Saga MC3 uses a CVT gearbox for better fuel efficiency compared to the 4-speed automatic in the more affordable variants.
Refer to the battery guide for the Proton Saga MC3 from Bateriku.
13. Honda CR-V 2.0L e:HEV
Fuel economy: 20.00 km/L
The Honda CR-V launched in 2024 marks the sixth generation of the brand’s popular SUV. The RS e:HEV, the top-spec variant, is powered by a 2.0L hybrid engine paired with an e-CVT transmission, producing 181hp and 335Nm of torque. The CR-V e:HEV features more stylish touches such as 18” glossy black rims, roof rails, and black side mirror housings. Inside, owners will find a full 10.25” digital instrument cluster, 12-speaker Bose audio system, and the Honda Sensing suite with upgraded camera and radar. The Honda CR-V 2.0L e:HEV is priced at RM195,900.
14. Toyota Vios
Fuel economy: 19.20 km/L
The 2023 Toyota Vios is offered in two trims, E and G, priced at RM89,600 and RM95,500 respectively. This all-new model is built on the DNGA platform and powered by a 1.5L 4-cylinder engine producing 105hp and 138Nm of torque. Standard across both trims are LED headlights, a 9” touchscreen inforia with Android Auto/Apple CarPlay, wireless charging, and six airbags. The higher G variant adds Adaptive Cruise Control, Lane Keeping Assist, Auto High Beam, leather seats, and a digital instrument cluster.
Refer to the battery guide for the Toyota Vios from Bateriku.
15. Perodua Ativa
Fuel economy: 8.90 km/L
This is Perodua’s first turbocharged car. The Ativa was launched in 2022 with prices starting from RM61,500. This compact SUV is built on the DNGA platform shared with the Myvi and Axia. The 1.0L turbo engine produces 97hp and 140Nm of torque. Key features include LED headlights, a 9” touchscreen inforia, a digital instrument cluster (selected variants), and ASA 3.0 safety across all trims. The top variant adds ADAS Level 2 features such as Lane Keep Assist, Blind Spot Monitor, Rear Cross Traffic Alert, and Adaptive Cruise Control with LSF.
16. Honda City 1.5L
Fuel economy: 17.90 km/L
Excluding the RS e:HEV hybrid variant, the 2023 Honda City facelift offers four petrol-only variants, including a new petrol option for the RS. The full lineup now consists of S, E, V, RS (Petrol), and RS (Hybrid). All non-hybrid variants use a 1.5L i-VTEC engine producing 119hp and 145Nm of torque. Variants V and above get rear disc brakes, while the RS adds a full digital instrument cluster with wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay support on its inforia system. All non-hybrid variants come with six airbags and the full Honda Sensing suite, including Lane Keep Assist, Adaptive Cruise Control, Forward Collision Warning, and Low-Speed Follow. The overall design is largely similar to the hybrid model. The 2023 Honda City 1.5L Facelift starts from RM84,900.
Refer to the battery guide for the Honda City 1.5L from Bateriku.
17. Honda City Hatchback 1.5L
Fuel economy: 17.90 km/L
The Honda City hatchback series received a facelift in 2024. Like the regular Honda City, it is now offered in S, E, V, and RS variants, priced from RM85,900 to RM100,900. The engine remains a 1.5L i-VTEC producing 119hp and 145Nm. Variants below V/RS come with 15” wheels, while the two premium variants feature 16” rims. Interior features match the 2023 Honda City Facelift, including a digital instrument cluster, inforia screen with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, and more. The main drawback of the City Hatchback compared to the sedan is its smaller boot capacity of just 289L versus 519L.
Refer to the battery guide for the Honda City Hatchback 1.5L from Bateriku.
18. Honda HR-V 1.5L
Fuel economy: 16.90 km/L
The 2025 Honda HR-V facelift offers three engine options: hybrid, turbo petrol, and regular petrol. The hybrid variant ranks 13th, the turbo petrol has dropped off the list, while the regular petrol still makes the top 20. The most affordable HR-V uses a 1.5L i-VTEC engine producing 119hp and 145Nm. Its design mirrors the premium variants with redesigned bumpers, new rear lights, larger 18” alloy wheels, and sleeker rooflines. Inside, the inforia system with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay is included, and Honda Sensing is now standard across all variants. Owners get Forward Collision Warning, Collision Mitigation Braking, Lane Keep Assist, Adaptive Cruise Control with Low-Speed Follow, and Lead Car Departure Notification. The Honda HR-V 1.5L is priced from RM115,900.
19. Honda Civic 1.5L
Fuel economy: 16.70 km/L
The petrol version of the 2025 Honda Civic facelift is priced from RM133,900. This popular sedan is powered by a 1.5L i-VTEC engine producing 119hp and 145Nm to the front wheels. The facelift also brings updates similar to the RS variant, including a 9” inforia screen on selected models with wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay support. On the exterior, fresh design touches include a larger front grille, redesigned front bumper, and smoked rear lights. The E variant comes with LED headlights, rain sensors, and 16” wheels.
20. Honda WR-V
Fuel economy: 16.70 km/L
The Honda WR-V is a compact SUV launched in 2023, with prices starting from RM89,900. Although an RS variant exists, all models share the same 1.5L i-VTEC engine producing 119hp and 145Nm of torque. Every variant comes with the same inforia system, featuring a 7” screen with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay via wired connection. The base model has halogen headlights, black fabric seats, and two speakers, while higher variants add LED headlights, leather seats, and extra speakers. Honda Sensing is available from the E variant and above.
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