Honda City Hybrid Variants Explained: Which Variant Should You Buy?
With the facelift, the City Hybrid gets a new and affordable base variant
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The fifth-gen Honda City recently got a facelift, giving it refreshed styling inside and out, new features, and radar-based ADAS. As part of the facelift, Honda is now offering the hybrid powertrain on a lower variant of the City. The hybrid can now be opted in V and ZX variants. We find out if the more affordable variant is worth considering or if the fully-loaded City Hybrid offers better value overall.
First, let’s cover the basics:
| Engine |
1.5-litre petrol with strong-hybrid tech |
| Power |
126PS |
| Torque |
253Nm |
| Transmission |
e-CVT (single speed) |
| Claimed FE |
27.13kmpl |
The hybrid powertrain automatically switches between three drive modes - Pure EV, hybrid, and engine (petrol).
The sedan is available in six colour options:
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Obsidian Blue pearl (New)
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Radian Red metallic
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Platinum White pearl
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Golden Brown metallic
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Meteroid Grey metallic
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Lunar Silver metallic
Here’s the variant-wise pricing of the City Hybrid:
| Variant |
Price |
| V |
Rs 18.89 lakh |
| ZX |
Rs 20.39 lakh |
Here’s our brief analysis and verdict of every variant. For a detailed insight, just click on the desired variant.
| Variant |
Verdict |
| Recommended for its feature-packed cabin with the active safety of ADAS |
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| Justified premium for a more premium experience, no essential features added |
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