VX MT Price and Specs, Honda Amaze

Sitting a step above the base car, the VX manual asks ₹8.65 lakh and adds a long list of kit. The same 1.2 litre i-VTEC petrol drives the front wheels, producing 90 PS and 110 Nm through a manual gearbox, though the VX moves up to 15 inch alloy wheels. Claimed economy stays at 18.65 kmpl. That keeps its running costs close to the base V, even with the added camera and equipment.

Over the V you gain a multi-angle reversing camera and the LaneWatch blind-spot camera, automatic climate control with rear AC vents, a smart key with push-button start, a wireless charger and LED fog lamps. Six airbags and the 20.3 cm (8 inch) HD touchscreen with IPS display carry over. Adaptive cruise control is still absent, as Honda holds it back for the ZX.

The VX manual suits buyers who want the cameras and comfort kit but prefer shifting gears themselves. It is a sensible middle choice in the range. If highway comfort matters, the ZX manual adds adaptive cruise, while the VX CVT swaps in an automatic for busy city traffic.