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Honda Brio The Honda Brio has been on sale in India since 2011. It is the most affordable offering from Honda in the Indian market. The Japanese carmaker launched a midlife facelift of the Brio in 2016. As part of this update, the hatchback received a few revisions on the outside, a new dashboard, and a few feature additions, while remaining mechanically unchanged.

Honda Brio Front end of the Brio hatchback is dominated by a wide gloss black bar connecting the two headlamps, with a subtle chrome detailing on the lower edge of the grille. This layout is standard on all variants. The front number plate is located just below the grille area. As part of the midlife facelift, the Brio has received a more aggressive design for the front bumper, which makes the car look a lot sportier than the pre-facelift version.

Honda Brio The Brio is a fairly small car, which makes it an ideal city commuter. It is 3,610mm long, 1,680mm wide, and measures 1,500mm in terms of height. It has a 2,345mm long wheelbase, while the kerb weight ranges from 920kg to 970kg, depending on the powertrain and variant configuration.

Honda Brio Circular fog lights are located on the extreme corners of the front bumper in large black housings. They are available only on the top-end VX trim.

Honda Brio The Brio VX trim gets 14-inch alloy wheels that are wrapped in 175/65 section tyres. Meanwhile, lower variants come with similarly sized steel rims.

Honda Brio Outside rear view mirrors (ORVMs) are body coloured on the S and VX trims, while the entry-level E trim gets black units. However, integrated turn indicators are available only on the top-spec VX trim.

Honda Brio Outside Rear View Mirrors (ORVMs) can be electronically adjusted on the S and above trims. However, power foldable ORVMs with integrated turn indicators are limited to the VX trim only.

Honda Brio The Honda Brio is available with an all-black interior scheme on the top-end VX trim. The dashboard gets some chrome, silver and piano black inserts for added detailing. Lower variants come with a black and beige layout instead.

Honda Brio Except the base-spec E trim level, all other variants of the Honda Brio come with a 2-DIN infotainment system that supports AM/FM, USB, MP3 and AUX-in inputs. It also offers Bluetooth connectivity and hands free telephone functionality.

Honda Brio Pedals in the footwell are aptly spaced. Seen here is the arrangement available on the Brio automatic, thus the missing clutch pedal.

Honda Brio The instrument cluster includes three pods. The largest pod in the centre houses the speedometer, the left pod gets a tachometer, while the right pod includes an analogue fuel gauge. There is also a small MID screen located on the lower edge of the speedometer pod.

Honda Brio The Brio gets a 5-speed gearbox as standard with the 1.2-litre petrol engine. There is also a 5-speed automatic gearbox on offer in the top-end VX trim.

Honda Brio Both front and rear seats come with integrated headrests. Adjustable headrests would have been more useful as they provide apt support for occupants of varied heights. Also notice how thin the front seats are, which help in liberating more knee room for the rear occupants.

Honda Brio Door view of Driver seat Image

Honda Brio The rear seat is best suited for two full sized adults. Fitting in a third occupant can be a bit of a squeeze, thanks to the cars narrow width.

Honda Brio A couple of cup holders are located ahead of the gear lever.

Honda Brio The glovebox is aptly sized but lacks cooling functionality, something that is seen on many cars in this price range.

Honda Brio The textured panel just above the glovebox adds a hint of premiumness to the dashboard.

Honda Brio S and VX trims come with 4 speakers, with 1 mounted on each door.

Honda Brio Front power windows are standard on all variants of the Brio, while the S and above trims come with rear power windows as well. The S

Honda Brio Pedals in the footwell are aptly spaced. Seen here is the arrangement available on the Brio automatic, thus the missing clutch pedal.

Honda Brio Except the base-spec E trim, all higher variants of the Brio come with keyless entry.