Honda City 4th Generation news

Here are all the headlines that made all the right noises last week

The engine update adds Rs 10,000 to the petrol variant prices

The India-spec 2020 Honda City will continue running its existing set of 1.5-litre petrol and diesel engines albeit in a BS6 tune

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The updated Honda Connect system is expected to make an appearance in India with the fifth-gen 2020 Honda City

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Several dealers across the country have begun accepting unofficial bookings for the petrol-powered BS6-compliant Honda City

Honda has registered the BS6-petrol-manual version of the fourth-gen City with Delhi’s RTO. Will automatic and diesel variants follow?

The fifth-gen Honda City is likely to get a petrol-hybrid powertrain in India

Affected cars include the previous-gen Jazz, City, Civic, CR-V and Accord

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The Honda City could be the first car in the compact sedan segment in India to get a digital instrument cluster

Honda’s best-selling model, the Amaze, now commands a waiting period of up to one month in Patna

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From 1 February 2019, prices of all Honda cars will go up by upto Rs 10,000
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