Leaked Honda City Brochure Spills All Details
Honda City facelift will launch in India on Feb 14, 2017 and will compete in the C-segment against Maruti Suzuki Ciaz, Hyundai Verna, VW Vento, Skoda Rapid and Fiat Linea. The City facelift will sport many changes to its exteriors and will have a lot of new features added to its kitty. The engine-transmission options remain unchanged in the City facelift.
Top ZX variant to be available with CVT transmission only, studded with many segment first features
Honda will launch the City facelift in India on Feb 14, 2017, and the car's brochure with all details like features and variants has leaked online. Honda has already uploaded some information about the City facelift on its official site like fuel efficiency figures and key features, and you may have already read about it in our previous news. Here's more information that the leaked brochure discloses and confirms.
Variant details - As reported by us earlier, the City facelift will be available in 5 variants: S, SV, V, VX and ZX. We had also mentioned that the S variant would be available with the petrol engine only, and that news is confirmed now. Also, the V and VX variants in the petrol-powered Honda City facelift will offer buyers a choice of automatic or manual transmission. The top ZX variant will be available with the automatic transmission only.
Engine-Transmission – The 1.5-litre i-VTEC petrol and 1.5-litre i-DTEC diesel engines are carried forward from the pre-facelift version. The specs for the following are as follows:
Petrol engine
Displacement – 1.5-litre
Maximum power – 119PS
Maximum torque – 145Nm
Transmission – 5MT and CVT with paddle shifters
Diesel engine
Displacement – 1.5-litre
Maximum power – 100PS
Maximum torque – 200Nm
Transmission – 6MT
| Engine Transmission | Outgoing Honda City | 2017 Honda City |
|---|---|---|
| i-VTEC with MT | 17.8 kmpl | 17.4 kmpl |
| i-VTEC with CVT | 18 kmpl | 18 kmpl |
| i-DTEC with MT | 26 kmpl | 25.6 kmpl |
The output of the engines is the same as before however there is a 0.4kmpl fuel efficiency drop in the manual transmission version of both the petrol and diesel engines. The reason for the change is still unknown.
Features – Noteworthy standard features revealed by the brochure are:
Power adjustable door mirrors
Power windows
Dual airbags ABS with EBD
ISOFIX compatible rear seats
LED DRLs
8.9cm LCD screen audio system
Other variant-wise significant features are:
2017 Honda City V, VX and ZX – New 7-inch touchscreen infotainment system with turn-by-turn navigation, 1.5 GB media memory, MirrorLink smartphone connectivity, voice recognition and a rear-view camera
2017 Honda City ZX and VX - Leather upholstery, LED headlamps, LED fog lamps, 16-inch diamond cut alloys and electric sunroof
2017 Honda City ZX additional features - LED taillights, boot lid mounted spoiler with LED stop lamp and LED lights for the rear license plate illumination, automatic headlamps, automatic wipers and LED cabin lights, side and curtain airbags
2017 Honda City V additional features - 15-inch alloys
2017 Honda City SV and all higher variants – Cruise Control, automatic climate control and rear AC vents
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