Honda City news

This list includes cars equipped with both camera-based and radar-based ADAS tech

One’s a SUV while the other is a sedan. But, let’s explore their differences in detail.

These compact sedans match the similarly priced SUVs in terms of size, performance, and features, while delivering the elegance of owning a sedan

All four models have some benefits of their own, but let’s find out which one offers the better combination of space, practicality and comfort to its passengers

This is the best version of the Honda City Hybrid you can have with additional cabin comforts

The City Hybrid’s base variant doesn’t look too different than the top-end variant and packs a load of features

With the facelift, the City Hybrid gets a new and affordable base variant

Honda City gets ADAS tech across most of its variants, while Hyundai limits it to the top variants of the Verna

With the generation upgrade, Hyundai’s compact sedan has become more premium than ever

The segment no longer has any diesel offerings, while Honda’s pricey hybrid sedan is the most frugal

The facelifted City now comes with ADAS and no longer gets a diesel engine option

The new Verna will be bigger, more premium and powerful than the current iteration of the sedan

Both the standard City and City Hybrid have got a new entry-level variant – SV and V – respectively

The updated sedan will reportedly also get a new entry-level variant and the same goes for its hybrid version

The artificial intelligence program has considered factors like performance, features, efficiency, and even resale value!