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Offered in a single fully loaded variant, the City e:HEV is now cheaper by almost Rs 1 lakh.
The Sport Edition gets blacked-out elements on the exterior and an all-black interior.
Lowering its estimate for battery electric vehicle sales by 2030, Honda foresees a sharp rise in demand for hybrid electric vehicles worldwide; will also deploy next-generation ADAS across its portfolio.
The Apex Edition variants get a few additional accessories over the standard City
The fifth-generation model is expected to heat things up in the compact sedan segment and is going on sale in India very soon.Here's how it fares against the competition.
The Honda City is one of the best-sellers for the Japanese automaker and manufacturer is developing the next generation version of the popular sedan. Spy shots of the 2020 Honda City emerged for the first time in India, months after the car was spotted testing in Thailand earlier this year. The Honda City was developed for the ASEAN markets and the car is likely to see its global debut in Thailand first, before making its way to the Indian market. The fifth generation City is expected to grow on many fronts as competition gets fierce, not only within the segment but with the arrival of compact SUVs in the same price bracket.
Honda Cars India has hikes prices across its premium model range. The Honda City sedan, BR-V compact SUV and the CR-V SUV witness a price increase between Rs. 7003 and Rs. 89,069. The revised prices came into effect since September 11, a day after the GST council cleared additional compensation cess GST between 2-7 per cent on premium vehicles.
Honda completes 25 years in Philippines this year and to show its appreciation towards its customers, the Japanese auto giant introduced the City Limited Edition model in the country at the sixth Philippine International Motor Show earlier this month.
With a monthly sales of 7213 units in February 2014, new Honda City outshined Hyundai Verna for second consecutive month. Hyundai Verna was the segment-topper before the City was launched.
Ever since its launch in 2014, the new generation of the Honda City has had the distinction of being the undisputed champion of the sedan segment. In fact it was the first time in 2014 that the City managed to topple the then segment leader, the Maruti Suzuki Ciaz and celebrations were in order for the company. But after two years of topping the charts, the sales of the City have started falling and it was in July 2016, that the Maruti Suzuki Ciaz took the top spot.
The City is one of the bestselling cars from the Honda stable followed by the WR-V and the facelift just made certain that the car remained up to date before the onset of the next generation of the Verna.
Honda Cars India, today, launched a new trim in its Honda City range. Called the VX (O), it will be positioned above the VX grade in both petrol and diesel models.
This year the Honda City faced strong competition from the Hyundai i20, Mahindra Thar, Nissan Magnite and MG Hector Plus, to win the 2021 CNB Viewers' Choice Car of the Year award.
The next-generation Honda City sedan has been recently spotted testing for the first time. The prototype model of the fifth-generation City was caught on the camera in Thailand, heavily covered in camouflage, indicating it's still in the early stages of development.
The fifth-generation Honda City has finally broken cover as the C-segment sedan made its global debut at a special event in Thailand. The all-new offering looks evolutionary over the outgoing version, playing on the strengths of the current model while improving on space, quality and powertrain. The 2020 Honda City gets a turbocharged motor this time for the Thai market to meet the local Eco Car Phase 2 regulations, and this motor is likely to remain limited to the South East Asian markets. The new generation City will make its way to India sometime next year and is likely to continue being offered in petrol and diesel powertrains.
Leaked images of the 2017 Honda City facelift have made their way online revealing the front and rear profile of the updated sedan. The new model will be making it to India as well next year and will see feature upgrades in a bid to compete against the Maruti Suzuki Ciaz facelift, also lined up for launch in 2017.
The next-generation Honda City has been under development for a while now, and the popular-selling sedan is now confirmed to be making its global debut later this month. The 2020 Honda City will be officially unveiled on November 25, 2019, in Thailand; ahead of the Bangkok Motor Show, while the India launch is expected to take place sometime next year. The all-new City is set to get a complete overhaul and is expected to grow in proportions. The Honda promises a sportier exterior design and it will take inspiration from the new Civic and Accord models in the automaker's line-up, also bringing a premium touch.
Honda Cars India has commenced series production of the soon-to-be-launched new-gen Honda City at its Greater Noida plant, in Uttar-Pradesh. While the car was supposed to be launched in April 2020, the coronavirus pandemic and the resultant lockdown forced the company to suspend operations and postpone the launch.
The 4th Generation Honda City has achieved sales volume of over 2.5 lakh units in India since its launch in January 2014. Globally, the current-generation Honda City has achieved cumulative sales of one million units.
The 2017 Honda City facelift has clocked over 5000 bookings, the company announced at its launch. Honda Cars India confirmed that the City facelift clocked the bookings within 12 days since order books opened with over 70 per cent of the bookings being made for the petrol variant.
Honda Cars India has updated its popular selling City sedan for the 2016 model year with a new variant. The sedan has now received the VX (O) BL grade added to its lineup and also gets dual front airbags and rear ISOFIX anchors for child seats as standard across the complete range.
Honda has converted only the petrol engine to BS6 at the moment and has said that the BS6 compliant diesel engine will be introduced subsequently.
The 2017 Honda City facelift has been launched in India at Rs. 8.5 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). The new generation Honda City first arrived in 2014 and was the segment leader till Maruti Suzuki Ciaz reclaimed the spot in 2016. However, the sedan, with its sight on taking back the lead, has received an extensively refurbished front along with other cosmetic changes. As far as rivals go, the Honda City 2017 will continue to face competition from the Maruti Suzuki Ciaz and Hyundai Verna.
As India's leading auto maker, Maruti Suzuki India, gets ready to bring forth its latest entrant in the mid-size sedan segment - the Ciaz - here's a quick comparison between the upcoming sedan and its primary rivals.
The new 2020 Honda City is an evolution over the outgoing model in terms of design, interiors, powertrain and even technologies.
It's been just over a month since the launch of the 2017 Honda City facelift and the car has already received over 14,000 bookings. Honda Cars India says that over 40 per cent of the bookings for the car has come for the top-of-the-line ZX variant.
A part of the carmaker's "recall campaign in several regions globally", the recall affects 3,879 units of CVT variants of the Honda City.
The pre-bookings for the car have already commenced as it can be booked online via the brand's 'Honda from Home' platform for a token amount of ₹ 5,000.
The 2017 Honda City will be launched soon in the country and while it has been one of the most successful model for Honda Car India, one cannot forget that the sixth generation of the car which was launched a couple of years ago made sure that Honda still dominated this segment even though there were established players like Hyundai and Maruti Suzuki in this segment.
As against Maruti Ciaz's 5,232 units in the month, Honda sold a total of 7,252 units recording a month-on-month rise of over 40 percent. Last month, Honda could manage to sell only 5,120 units due to production issues at its plants.
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