Honda cars Line up in India.

The Honda City

"Honda City" is one of the most popular and beloved model in India. The city is based on Honda’s new design theory of Advanced Energetic Design. In this, the cars are designed to be sleeker and smoother, not only on the outside but also from the inside. This new theory comprises of three basic elements- High Tech, High Tension, and High Touch, which represent innovative aspect, striking design, and fine texture and polished surface, respectively. 

Honda has introduced a new bold front grille and projector headlights with LED Daytime Running Lights (DRLs)  to give the car a sleek look. The front fascia comes with a Honeycomb Grille and has curves and sculpted lines that define a bold character. The city is more powerful , luxurious and advances as compared to most of its rivals.  For comfort and Luxury. the city has Premium leather Beige Interior Trim for seats, armrests & Door lining Inserts, Rear Ac vents and Chrome finished controls.

Honda Civic

Honda cars India discontinued the Civic back in 2013 due to a decline in sales. Although Honda Civic was popular among the Indian car buyers, the lack of a diesel engine and poor Fuel economy eventually became the reasons for the extinction of civic from the Indian car market. But now the game is gonna change because Honda has Launched the 10th generation civic back in the Indian market. Its both Fun and Frugal, youthful yet completely responsible. The 2018 Honda civic sedan couples a very comfortable ride quality along with Fun and sporty handling.

Honda has introduced a new CVT ( Continuous Variable Transmission ) to remove the dark memories of early CVT's (Their rubbery throttle response and pain engine noises). But for the people who want to take control of the in Old School manner, there is also an option of a 6-speed manual gearbox. The 10th gen Honda civic is not only the best Civic ever, But it is also a car that the rest of the field should really take care of.

Honda WR-V

From the last few years, there is a spike increase in the sale of the cross-over category. Automakers are bringing new cross overs which are inspired by their Premium hatchbacks. Now, Honda has introduced its new creation in the market. It is a sub-4-meter car which is basically inspired by Jazz but also carries some features from City as well as BR-V. WR-V was first revealed  at the Sao Paolo Motor Show in Brazil. WR-V has got an impressive start, more than 3800 units were sold within the first month of its launch. And more than 7000 Pre-orders were registered in less than a month.  

The First thing about any car that strikes you is its Exterior. The styling which is given by Honda has given it a very sporty and youthful appeal and it seems to be more inspired by BR-V. The Front grill is treated with Gloss black material with Bold Chrome Grill. Apart from the front, the side profile is a bit rugged as it includes  body cladding, roof rails, large bumpers and raised ground clearance delivering it a cross over character  

Honda BR-V

The Honda BRV follows the ‘Active Solid Motion’ design philosophy, and has a “tough and solid” body-built. With a bold stance and high ground clearance, the compact SUV offers a commanding road presence. As far as the styling is concerned, Honda’s new compact SUV seems inspired by the Mobilio MPV. Design highlights include black projector headlights, plastic body cladding on the wheel arches, skid plates, plastic underbody protection, and roof rails.

Based on ‘Man Maximum Machine Minimum’ design philosophy, the Honda BRV promises maximum space, knee room and high headroom for the occupants. Features like leather seats, leather-wrapped steering wheel, leather gear knob, and leather door armrests add more to its premium appeal. Besides a spacious and premium cabin, the Honda BRV also offers several comfort and connectivity features such as a multi-information display, Bluetooth telephony, and audio streaming, push-button start, steering-mounted audio buttons, a center console with a piano black finish, automatic climate control, etc.

Honda Jazz

Honda Jazz was launched in India back in 2009 when its 2nd Generation was launched globally. At that time the car was available only with a 1.2-liter i-VTEC petrol engine. The second generation looked more like a mini MP-V than a premium hatchback. The Third Generation returned to the market with several new upgrades, Including Design. The new Jazz is based on Honda's new "Exciting H" global design philosophy, which includes a young and sporty look.

The car has gone thought a complete makeover to fill it with modern immunities. One of the most noticeable change can be seen are the city inspired head-lamps with integrated static bending lights and piano black finish front Grill. It is undoubtedly one of the most spacious hatchbacks available in the B-type segment. Offering plentiful amount of leg space, headspace and shoulder space even for the passengers sitting in the rear.