Honda City Prices Dropped By Rs. 8,000 (October 2023) — Full Price List | V3Cars

Oct 9, 2023, 03:00 PM IST
By Mahesh Yadav
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Honda City just witnessed a price drop of Rs. 8,000. The hybrid variants continue with the old prices and remain unchanged. With the update, the Honda City petrol-manual prices now start from Rs. 11.63 lakh and go up to Rs. 14.86 lakh. The petrol-automatic variants of the City now cost between Rs. 13.76 lakh and Rs. 16.11 lakh (ex-showroom).

The following table gives you an idea about the magnitude of price correction:

HONDA CITY LATEST PRICE LIST OLD VS NEW PRICE COMPARISON (OCTOBER 2023)
Variant	Old Price	Difference	New Price	% Change
1.5L Normal Petrol-Manual
SV	Rs. 11,70,900	(Rs. 8,000)	Rs. 11,62,900	-0.68%
V	Rs. 12,58,900	(Rs. 8,000)	Rs. 12,50,900	-0.64%
V Elegant	-	New Variant	Rs. 12,57,400	-
VX	Rs. 13,70,900	(Rs. 8,000)	Rs. 13,62,900	-0.58%
ZX	Rs. 14,93,900	(Rs. 8,000)	Rs. 14,85,900	-0.54%
1.5L Normal Petrol-Automatic
V	Rs. 13,83,900	(Rs. 8,000)	Rs. 13,75,900	-0.58%
V Elegant	-	New Variant	Rs. 13,82,400	-
VX	Rs. 14,95,900	(Rs. 8,000)	Rs. 14,87,900	-0.53%
ZX	Rs. 16,18,900	(Rs. 8,000)	Rs. 16,10,900	-0.49%
1.5L Hybrid Petrol-Automatic
V	Rs. 18,89,000	No Change	Rs. 18,89,000	-
ZX Sensing	Rs. 20,39,000	No Change	Rs. 20,39,000	-

Since the amount of price drop is constant for all the variants, the percentage of impact varies for each trim because of a difference in ex-showroom prices. So, in percentage terms, the prices are now down by 0.49% to 0.68%.

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