Honda City Facelift Features And Overview

Name: Honda City
Brand: Honda
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₹11.99 Lakh to ₹21.35 Lakhex-showroom

Verified from brochure · Updated Oct 2026

Honda City in white, seen from the front

About The Honda City

The Honda City is the brand's midsize sedan, and it now offers two very different characters. Petrol buyers get a proven 1.5 litre engine, while the range-topper runs a strong hybrid. That split lets one nameplate suit both value seekers and efficiency chasers.

The petrol City uses a 1.5 litre i-VTEC with a six speed manual or a 7-speed CVT. Above it sits the e:HEV strong hybrid, which pairs the engine with two electric motors and an e-CVT. The hybrid feels quicker off the line in town while using far less fuel. The two drive quite differently.

Eight trims run from the SV petrol at ₹12 Lakh to the ZX+ e:HEV at ₹21.36 Lakh. The petrol ZX and ZX+ cover most buyers, while the hybrid sits apart at the top. To place each trim, compare the City variants.

Space has long been a City strength. The petrol versions carry a 506 litre boot, and the 2600 mm wheelbase gives the rear seat generous knee room. The cabin feels calm and well finished, built for long highway runs. Honda's standard warranty runs three years with no kilometre limit, and the e:HEV's battery is covered for eight years or 1,60,000 km.

For a buyer who wants a roomy, refined sedan with a hybrid option on tap, the City covers a lot of ground. It reaches all the way from sensible value through to genuine efficiency. You can work out the City's on-road figure.

At A Glance

Starts at

₹11.99 Lakh

ex-showroom

Mileage

17.77 to 27.26 kmpl

ARAI claimed

Max power

126 bhp

Fuel options

Petrol · Hybrid

Seating

seater

Boot space

Yes

Choice

8 variants

Key Feature Highlights

The standout kit this car gives you, and the variant each feature starts from.

Six airbags as standard

Standard

Even the base SV gives you six airbags, including side and curtain bags, so everyone in the car gets that cover from day one.

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Honda Sensing ADAS

From V

From the V trim you get Honda Sensing, with adaptive cruise, lane keep assist, auto high beam and braking that can step in before a crash.

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Connected car tech

From V

The V trim adds Honda Connect, letting you track, lock and check your City from your phone, with Alexa and smartwatch support too.

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Remote engine start

From V CVT

Pick the V CVT and you can fire up the engine before you step in, so the cabin is already cool on a hot day.

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Electric sunroof

From ZX

The ZX trim brings a one touch electric sunroof that tilts or slides open, a feature plenty of City buyers really want.

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Wireless charging

From ZX

The petrol ZX and ZX+ get a plug and play wireless charger fitted by the dealer, and the e:HEV has one built into the console tray.

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LaneWatch blind-spot camera

From ZX

The ZX adds Honda's LaneWatch camera, which puts your left blind spot on the screen, so lane changes feel safer.

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Ventilated front seats

From ZX+

Step up to the ZX+ and the front seats blow cool air through them, which is a real relief in Indian summers and traffic.

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Electric parking brake

From ZX+ e:HEV

The top ZX+ hybrid swaps the handbrake for an electric parking brake with auto hold, so the car stays put at lights without pressing the pedal.

View ZX+ e:HEV variant →

Popular Variants

All 8 variants →

Variant	Fuel	Transmission	Ex-showroom
SV	Petrol	Manual	₹11.99 Lakh
V	Petrol	Manual	₹13.50 Lakh
V CVT	Petrol	Automatic	₹14.50 Lakh
ZX	Petrol	Manual	₹15.46 Lakh
ZX+	Petrol	Manual	₹16.35 Lakh
ZX CVT	Petrol	Automatic	₹16.46 Lakh

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Honda City: Your Questions

Is the Honda City a good midsize sedan?

Yes. It offers a 506 litre boot on the petrol, a roomy rear seat and a choice of petrol or hybrid power, from ₹12 Lakh ex-showroom.

Does the City come as a hybrid?

Yes. The ZX+ e:HEV pairs the 1.5 litre engine with two electric motors for a rated 27.26 kmpl, sitting at the top of the range.

How big is the City's boot?

Honda quotes 506 litres for the petrol City, plenty for family trips and heavy luggage. It gives no boot figure for the e:HEV.

What is the difference between the City petrol and hybrid?

The petrol is cheaper and simpler, rated near 18 kmpl. The e:HEV hybrid costs more but returns 27.26 kmpl and feels quicker in town.

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