Honda City's BS-VI compliant petrol model is made available in the manual and the automatic transmission types. The diesel model, on the other hand, will be introduced soon, as per HCIL's statement.
Honda has said that it has also introduced the Digipad 2.0. It is an advanced form of the infotainment system, in the V, VX and ZX variants of the Honda City. It comes with the 17.7 cm advanced touchscreen audio, video, and the navigation system along with the smartphone connectivity through Apple CarPlay and Android Auto systems. Although, the base SV model does not have the new Digipad 2.0 infotainment system.
Mr. Rajesh Goel, the Senior Vice President & Director of HCIL, Marketing and Sales had said, "The launch of the BS-6 compliant Honda City will be followed by the subsequent introduction of the BS-VI versions of other models in our lineup".
He further added, that the new Digipad 2.0 in the Honda City will be providing the enhanced features, and greater access and connectivity to our customers on the go, hence helping deliver ease and convenience."
The company has also made a commitment to bring in the latest and the most advanced and environment-friendly technologies to the Indian auto market, that too in cooperation with the policies of the Indian gove
ment, he said in a statement.
Honda Cars Limited sells the BS-VI compliant version of the Honda CR-V Petrol and the Honda Civic Petrol model since they were launched in the month of October 2018 and March 2019 respectively. The company said in a statement.
Following is a list of the BS-VI compliant variants of the Honda City:
Petrol models:
Honda City SV MT - Rs 9.91 lakh
Honda City V MT - Rs 10.65 lakh
Honda City VX MT - Rs 11.82 lakh
Honda City ZX MT - Rs 13.01 lakh
Honda City V AT - Rs 12.01 lakh
Honda City VX AT - Rs 13.12 lakh
Honda City ZX AT - Rs 14.31 lakh
Diesel models:
Honda City SV MT - Rs 11.11 lakh
Honda City V MT - Rs 11.91 lakh
Honda City VX MT - Rs 13.02 lakh
Honda City ZX MT - Rs 14.21 lakh
The Honda City is in competition with the Maruti Suzuki Ciaz, Hyundai Ve
a, Volkswagen Vento, and the Skoda Rapid. It is the first car in the mid-size sedan segment that is in compliance with the BS-VI emission norms.
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