Page 4- Honda Car News

Honda Amaze earns 5-star Bharat NCAP for adult safety (28.33/32) and 4-star child protection. Features 6 airbags, ESC, and ADAS on higher trims—setting new safety standards in sub-4m sedans.

Honda launches the Elevate ADV Edition featuring a bold new look with orange highlights, advanced driver assistance technology, and the dependable 1.5L petrol engine, starting at Rs 15.29 lakh.

Honda prepares to unveil the 0 Alpha, its first indigenous electric SUV for India, in 2027. With cutting-edge features, impressive range, and competitive pricing.

Honda is set to revolutionize the Indian EV market with the all-new 0 Series SUV, arriving in 2026. Boasting futuristic design, advanced battery technology, and spacious interiors.

India’s car market saw a 15.5% month-on-month sales upswing in September 2025, with Tata Motors, Mahindra, and Hyundai driving robust growth.

The government has made Acoustic Vehicle Alerting Systems (AVAS) compulsory for all electric vehicles in India, ensuring safer roads for pedestrians and cyclists while aligning with international safety standards.

CarXpert brings its proven garage modernization franchise model to Gujarat, upgrading local workshops with training, diagnostic tools, and standardized processes for trusted car care.

August 2025 saw varied trends in India’s passenger car market. This report breaks down every major OEM’s sales, market share, and growth, highlighting shifts and standout performers.

The Indian government has revised GST slabs for vehicles starting September 2025—small cars and bikes get cheaper with lower tax rates; luxury vehicles see a new GST slab. This guide explains the implications for customers and the auto market.

Honda Cars India has introduced the limited-edition City Sport at ₹14.88 lakh, featuring sporty cosmetic upgrades, a premium black-red interior, Honda Sensing ADAS tech and more.

Honda has also announced its plans to launch the Honda 0 Series sedan and SUV models globally. These electric vehicles will have Level 3 ADAS technology, offering hands-free driving in select environments.

The automaker hasn’t made any cosmetic changes to the CNG variants of the Honda Elevate and Amaze. The CNG cylinder is placed in the boot area, reducing luggage space.

Honda Elevate performed exceptionally in preventive safety performance, where it scored 82.22 out of 85.8 points; in collision safety performance, it received 86.01 out of 100 points.

The Honda City Apex Edition is a limited-release, premium upgrade to the V and VX models, featuring design enhancements, leatherette interiors, ambient lighting, and a powerful 1.5L engine, available in manual and CVT versions.

Honda Cars India has also hiked prices of its best-selling sedan Honda City and Elevate SUVs' automatic trims by ₹20,000.