Honda City Hybrid news

The journey to clean mobility doesn’t necessitate jumping to a technology that currently lacks infrastructural support

India’s transport minister is in full support of the push towards clean and green mobility

While the City Hybrid doesn’t have any direct rivals, it will be a premium, safer and fuel-efficient alternative to current crop of compact sedans

It’s available in a single-spec fully loaded ZX e:HEV Sensing variant

The past week also saw a mass-market carmaker clear rumours of its plans of quitting India

The City hybrid will get a self-charging system and segment-first ADAS feature

The City hybrid will offer an average claimed fuel economy of 26.5kmpl

It will be the first mass-market model from Honda India featuring a self-charging hybrid powertrain

The model spotted was finished in white, had 16-inch alloy wheels, a revised honeycomb grille, and LED headlights

The Honda City Hybrid will command a premium over the standard ICE variants thanks to its self-charging hybrid powertrain. But is it justified or does it make sense to go for its rivals?

Bookings for the hybrid sedan are already underway with its launch slated for May

The past week’s highlights were the Global NCAP crash test results of three cars and launch updates of some upcoming models

Honda will reveal the India-spec City Hybrid on April 14 and could launch it by May

This week was packed with the launch of the Toyota Hilux and the unveil of the Jeep Meridian

It will be a proper hybrid with an EV mode as well