New Honda City (2020) Launched in India

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Fifth generation Honda City Demo Film: Check it out

The video has been uploaded by Honda Cars India on their official youtube channel. The video starts by showing the sedan. Starting from the exterior, it shows the headlamps which is an all LED unit with 9 LED lights placed in a row. The DRL and turn indicators are also integrated into it. The video then shows the split LED tail lamps that wrap around the rear portion of the car.

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Although the petrol engine is a new DOHC comparing to the old SOHC, they should've brought down the 1.5L turbo.
At least on any of the top variants. There is a very good growing market for turbo petrol engines!

 

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What makes the all-new Honda City so spacious? Designer explains [Video]

The all-new City is an all-new vehicle and has several changes in comparison to the older version. Here we have a video from Honda that shares the inspiration and challenges for the design team while designing the all-new City for India.

The video has been uploaded by Honda Cars India on their official channel. The video starts by showing the crowded roads of India and Honda engineers had to come up with a design that would stand out in the crowd but also the customer to have a comfortable drive. As per the video, Indian customers wanted a spacious and airy cabin that would make them feel special sitting inside.

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Honda City Strong Hybrid iMMD Detailed on Video – India Launch In 2021

Named i-MMD, the hybrid tech is already available in international-spec next-gen Honda Jazz and Honda CR-V. Honda’s strong hybrid system offers a range of benefits including improved response, faster acceleration and higher fuel efficiency.

Most of the current generation hybrid cars in India are equipped with mild-hybrid tech, wherein power to the wheels is supplied directly by the combustion engine. In such hybrid cars, the electric motor works to assist the combustion engine by providing additional power and torque whenever needed. Some cars that have this tech include Maruti Suzuki Ciaz, MG Hector and Hector Plus.

Mild-hybrid tech can boost acceleration and improve fuel efficiency, but has its limitations. Honda’s i-MMD is a strong hybrid setup and is more advanced, as it is equipped with an internal combustion engine and two electric motors. The i-MMD setup on new City comes with a 1.5 litre NA, four-cylinder, Atkinson Cycle petrol engine that churns out 98 hp of max power and 127 Nm of max torque. This petrol motor is mostly used as a generator, and to provide direct drive, when at higher speeds.

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