Years back, the Honda Jazz was one of the most popular hatchbacks because of its interior versatility and fuel efficiency. But all things eventually come to an end.  Fast forward to today, at this time when sedans and hatchbacks are not as popular as before, there are still car buyers who prefer hatchbacks. But since the Honda Jazz is no longer available, hatchback lovers see the Honda City RS Hatchback as the perfect alternative. It has the looks, the stamina, and the modernity. But there's one trait left for us to uncover as it has now become essential – fuel consumption.

The Honda City RS Hatchback carries the same powertrain components as the sedan variants. It is powered by a 1.5-Liter i-VTEC engine that churns out 121 ps and 145 Nm of torque mated to a CVT. From the engine figures, you would notice that it comes with a larger engine than some sedans in the automotive market. It even has a  larger engine displacement than some crossovers.  Something you wouldn't expect from a subcompact Without taking it for a test drive,  you'll likely assume it will deliver a very enjoyable and effortless drive.

As per the fuel consumption, you would be glad to know that it can run approximately 10 to 12 kilometers per liter inside the city while dealing with moderate to heavy traffic situations. On the other hand, you can expect 21.5 to 23 kilometers per liter if you take it on a highway cruise. Honda Philippines even claims it can do 25 km/l.

Whether you take the performance or the fuel consumption perspective, the Honda City RS Hatchback will not let you down. In fact, it is one of the best in its class considering both parameters. And that's what makes it stand out.