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 Hyderabad, Jan 7:

Honda Cars India Ltd (HCIL) has launched the all-new 4th generation Honda

City for the Indian market in petrol and diesel versions.

The ex-showroom petrol base variant starts at Rs. 7.53 lakh and goes up to

Rs. 11.4 lakh for high-end variant. And the much-awaited diesel base

variant-ex showroom is available at Rs. 8.77 lakh and the high-end diesel

variant will be available at Rs. 11.30 lakh-ex-showroom.

First introduced in India in January 1998, Honda City has a customer base of

over 4.3 lakh across the country.

City features

The all-new City, developed as a global sedan, embodies the best of Honda’s

technologies to deliver advanced sporty design, best comfort and best fuel

Efficiency. The company promises that the sedan will exceed customer’s

expectations.

M. Suresh Reddy, Managing Director, Pride Honda, said that the Honda City

diesel variant is one of the most awaited cars in the segment. With its

national launch today - Honda brings in the new dimension in the era of

efficient engines.

The new Honda City- 4th generation is available in all-new diesel engine and

IVTEC petrol engine.

Honda also launched the first of its kind mobile app that extends services to

their customers.

PTI reports:

The company had discontinued the third-generation model of the car in

November. The fourth generation of the sedan was unveiled globally on

November 25.

“With the best of both petrol and diesel technologies available in Honda City,

we are very confident about the success of the model, which will significantly

contribute to our business growth in India,” Honda Cars India Ltd (HCIL)

President and CEO Hironori Kanayama told reporters here.

The petrol variant of the new Honda City comes with the existing 1.5 litre

iVTEC engine, while the diesel version sports the recently launched 1.5

iDTEC diesel motor.

The new City was developed at the Honda R&D Centre in Tochigi, Japan,

following extensive market surveys in India and the ASEAN countries.

Honda Cars India other models include the compact sedan Amaze and

hatchback Brio. The Honda Amaze, introduced in April last year was the

company’s first diesel offering in India.

The company had sold 73,000 units in 2012-13 and aims to market 1.2 lakh

cars this financial year on the back of new launches.

The company had launched the first-generation Honda City in India in 1998

and has so far sold 4.3 lakh units.