Old Honda City Price Reduced; Available In 2 Variants
Honda has revised the prices of the fourth-gen City, and it now starts from Rs 9.3 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). It is available in two variants -- SV and V, with just the petrol-manual powertrain. The price of the V variant is Rs 10 lakh. The price of the old City has reduced by around Rs 61,000 for the SV variant and Rs 66,000 for the V variant. VX and ZX variants have been discontinued, and automatic transmission (CVT) is also not on offer now.
Honda has revised the prices of the fourth-gen City, and it now starts from Rs 9.3 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). It is available in two variants -- SV and V, with just the petrol-manual powertrain. The price of the V variant is Rs 10 lakh. The price of the old City has reduced by around Rs 61,000 for the SV variant and Rs 66,000 for the V variant. VX and ZX variants have been discontinued, and automatic transmission (CVT) is also not on offer now.
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OLD HONDA CITY | PRICE COMPARISON |
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Variant |
Old Price |
Difference |
New Price |
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SV MT |
₹9,91,000 |
₹61,100 |
₹9,29,900 |
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V MT |
₹10,65,900 |
₹66,000 |
₹9,99,900 |
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VX MT |
₹11,82,000 |
-- |
Discontinued |
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ZX MT |
₹13,01,000 |
-- |
Discontinued |
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V CVT |
₹12,01,000 |
-- |
Discontinued |
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VX CVT |
₹13,12,000 |
-- |
Discontinued |
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ZX CVT |
₹14,31,000 |
-- |
Discontinued |
The fourth-generation City is available with the same engine as before -- 1.5-litre petrol engine that makes 119PS of maximum power and 145Nm of peak torque.
Honda is yet to reveal the variant-wise features of the fourth-gen City. If the carmaker has not made changes to the features list, then the SV variant will get the following features:
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OLD HONDA CITY SV | FEATURES |
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Safety |
Entertainment |
Comfort |
Style |
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Remote central locking |
4-speaker music system |
Auto AC/climate control |
Halogen reflector double-barrel headlight |
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ABS |
3.5-inch display |
Rear AC vents |
DRLs |
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ISOFIX child seat anchors |
USB, Bluetooth, Aux connectivity |
Front and rear power windows |
Piano finish on dashboard |
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Rear windshield defogger |
Steering mounted controls |
Power-adjustable mirrors |
Shark fin antenna |
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Day/night inside mirror |
Tilt-adjustable steering |
Body-coloured mirrors and door handles |
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Rear parking sensors |
Front armrest |
Fabric seat covers |
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2 front airbags |
Rear armrest |
Chrome grille |
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Cruise control |
Trunk lid inside cover |
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Multi-info display with trip computer |
15-inch machined alloy wheels |
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If the V variant continues to get the same features as before, then it will get the following features over the SV variant:
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OLD HONDA CITY V | FEATURES OVER SV |
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Entertainment |
Comfort |
Style |
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7-inch touchscreen infotainment system with Navigation |
Keyless entry with push button start/stop |
Chrome outside door handles |
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Wi-fi USB Receiver Support for Live Traffic |
Power-folding mirrors |
Fog lights |
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Smartphone connectivity Android Auto & Apple CarPlay |
Reverse parking camera |
B-pillar blackout |
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2 USB ports |
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LED indicators on outside mirrors |
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4 tweeters |
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Chrome inside door handles |
The old City’s prices end below the new City’s prices, which starts at Rs 10.9 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). The fourth-gen City rivals the likes of the Skoda Rapid, Volkswagen Vento, Maruti Suzuki Ciaz and Hyundai Verna.
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