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Honda City Hybrid Variant Confirmed for 2022?

Honda City– a beloved car for all, and a dream for many. Honda has been selling the City in India for over 2 decades now, and it has been one of the best cars in its segment for a very long time. Value for money, safe, reliable and comfortable are a few things that come to mind when we think Honda City. Not to mention, the best in class 1.5L Naturally Aspirated engine is an absolute hoot to drive. Honda wants the City to be cleaner and greener, which is why they’re working on a hybrid variant that might launch in India in 2022!

  1. What’s different on the Honda City Hybrid?

Honda City Hybrid Engine

The Hybrid Honda City will use an ‘Atkinson’ 1.5L Petrol engine, coupled with an electric motor. The engine produces 98HP and 127nm Torque, and the electric motor produces 109HP and 253nm. The combined power figures are not yet revealed. The hybrid variant will be 100kg heavier than the outgoing model; however, it’ll be 0.5 seconds faster. Boot space will also go down by roughly 100 litres.

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  1. Why a Hybrid Honda City?

The main aim behind this switch is to make the City cleaner and greener, and more fuel-efficient. The hybrid City is already on sale in Malaysia and Thailand, where claimed fuel-efficiency figures are around 27KM/L. A real-life mileage of around 22KM/L is expected to be delivered. This might be the first mass-market hybrid to go on sale in India!

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  1. What else will be added?

Honda City Hybrid

The City Hybrid in Thailand and Malaysia gets some premium features like an electronic parking brake, adaptive cruise, auto-emergency braking and more ADAS features. The Indian spec City Hybrid should also get these features, considering that it will be priced significantly higher than the petrol variant. It will also get rear-disc brakes since the car is heavier and has more power and torque.

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