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Honda Cars India has unveiled attractive discount offers across its sedan line-up for February 2024. With savings of up to Rs. 1.11 lakh, including a variety of benefits such as Cash Discounts, Exchange Bonuses, Loyalty Bonuses, and Corporate Discounts, now is the opportunity to buy yourself a New Honda car. Let's delve into the details of these lucrative offers: Honda Amaze -  Rs 92,000 Discount In February 2024, Honda Amaze presents an alluring offer with discounts totalling up to Rs. 92,000. For those eyeing the S variant, a substantial Rs 30,000 Cash Discount awaits, while the Vx and E variants feature discounts of Rs. 20,000 and Rs.10,000 respectively. Additionally, customers can benefit from a generous Rs 15,000 Exchange Bonus and a Corporate Discount of up to Rs. 20,000. Loyalty is rewarded with a bonus of Rs. 4,000. Furthermore, customers have the option to choose free accessories worth up to Rs. 36,246 instead of a cash discount. For those interested in the Elite Edition, Honda offers a special benefit of Rs. 30,000, making the Amaze an irresistible choice for new car buyers. Honda City - Rs 1.11 Lakh Discount Turning our attention to the Honda City, the petrol variants beckon with discounts reaching up to an impressive Rs. 1.11 lakh, while the hybrid counterpart comes with a tempting Cash Discount of up to Rs. 1 lakh. These discounts are complemented by various other incentives: Cash Discount of Rs. 25,000 Exchange Bonus of Rs. 15,000 Loyalty Bonus worth Rs. 4,000 Honda Car Exchange Bonus of Rs. 6,000 Corporate Discount of Rs. 5,000 Special Corporate Discount of Rs. 20,000 Fourth & Fifth Year Extended Warranty valued at Rs. 13,651 Elegant Edition Special Benefit of Rs. 36,500   Just like with the Honda Amaze, customers have the flexibility to choose between a cash discount or free accessories valued at up to Rs. 26,947. Please Note: These enticing offers remain valid until 29th February 2024. However, it is essential to note that the availability and specifics of these offers may vary based on factors such as region, dealership, model, variant, and colour. Prospective buyers are encouraged to reach out to their nearest authorized dealership for further details on these captivating deals.

Honda Cars India recently shared that their new mid-size SUV, the Honda Elevate, has been a big hit! Since it was launched in September 2023, the company has sold 20,000 units, that too in just 100 days. The Elevate has been super popular and made up more than half of all Honda Cars sales for the past 3 months. Thanks to this success, the brand’s overall sales have gone up by 11 percent from the months of September to November 2023. In November 2023, Honda sold a total of 11,891 cars. Out of these, 8,730 were sold within India, and 3,161 were exported to other countries. Compared to the previous year, there was a 24 percent increase in sales within India and a whopping 335 percent growth in exports. Honda Elevate: A Feature-Rich SUV Honda Elevate takes safety to a new level, standing out from the competition. With up to 6 airbags, Brake Assist, ABS with EBD, Lane Watch Camera, Hill Start Assist, and more features, it prioritizes your safety. Notably, it is the first compact SUV in India to be equipped with Honda Sensing ADAS Tech, offering features like Adaptive Cruise Control, Lane Keep Assist, and Auto High-Beam Assist. When it comes to equipment, the SUV inherits many from the New Honda City, such as a 7-inch digital instrument cluster, fully-automatic climate control, an electric sunroof, wireless charging, and Honda Connect Technology. Additionally, it boasts of a 10.25-inch touchscreen infotainment system alongside new AC controls, elevating the vehicle's overall feature richness. Honda Elevate: Masculine Design From the design perspective, the Elevate looks quite masculine and confident. It has a strong and bold design that gives it a powerful appearance. Its front profile highlights a large flat bonnet with muscular lines. Below that, you will see the signature horizontal grille with the brand logo right in the middle. The grille is surrounded by stylish LED headlights on either side.  The side profile of the vehicle offers square-shaped wheel arches and a noticeable bend in the rear window. Like other small SUVs, the Elevate has thick body cladding all around and cool new 16-inch alloy wheels. Towards the rear, there is a new vertical tailgate with LED tail lights that make the car look wide and impressive. Read Also: Elevate SUV - Next Game Changer For Honda? Honda Elevate: Powertrain Choice The Japanese automaker has equipped the Elevate with a powerful 1.5-litre DOHC i-VTEC petrol engine, which is the same as the one found in the New Honda City. This engine packs a punch, generating a maximum power output of 119 bhp with 145.1 Nm of peak torque. You can choose between a 6-speed manual or a smart CVT gearbox for a smooth drive. Not only this, New Honda Elevate is a fuel-efficient vehicle, offering a mileage of 15.31 kmpl for the manual versions and an even better 16.92 kmpl for the CVT  trims. So, not only does it provide strong performance, but it also helps you save on fuel costs. Honda Elevate: Price in India Honda Elevate price in India starts from Rs 10.99 lakh (ex-showroom) for the base variant while its top-spec trim will cost you Rs 15.99 lakh (ex-showroom). Read Also: Highly Anticipated Hyundai Cars Set to Dominate in 2024

Honda Amaze recently underwent crash testing by the Global New Car Assessment Programme (Global NCAP). The sub-4-m sedan could only receive a 2-star safety rating for adults and a 0-star for child occupants. Honda Amaze: Adult Safety Rating For adult occupants, the sedan secured 27.85 out of 34 which resulted in a 2-star safety rating. The car used for the crash test had two airbags as standard. In the frontal impact, both driver and passenger received good protection for heads, necks and chests, however for the knee, the protection was marginal. In the side impact, the head and pelvis received good protection while the chest and abdomen received marginal protection. Due to the absence of an ESC feature, the side pole test was not performed. The sedan misses out on some key safety features like ESC, seatbelt reminders for co-passengers and others, which results into the low 2-star safety rating. Honda Amaze: Child Safety Rating Unfortunately, the Amaze sedan received a 0-star rating, scoring only 8.58 points out of 49. Despite using ISOFIX anchorages and the top tethers for a 3-year-old child, the head made contact in the front impact test. The one and half-year-old dummy was at risk of being ejected while the 3-year-old child dummy suffered from high loading in the neck and chest. Honda’s Official Statement “The South Africa spec 2nd Generation Amaze has already been tested as 4 stars by GNCAP in 2019. The latest test basis new protocol shows that the total score is of 5-star level. However, mainly due to the requirement of certain equipment like Electronic Stability Control and Side Curtain Airbags, it resulted in a lower rating. At Honda, our unwavering commitment to safety is evident in the meticulous engineering of our products, integrating advanced active and passive safety technologies across our entire model range. We are dedicated to continuously work to enhance our vehicles on all parameters of Safety and improve them further at model change timing.” Also Read: Kia Carens MPV Gets 3-Star In Global NCAP Rating

Honda Cars India has updated the list of safety features for the City and Elevate models. Both vehicles now come standard with 6 airbags across all trim levels. Alongside the 6 airbags, the sedan and SUV will also be available with a 3-point Emergency Locking Retractor (ELR) seatbelts and seatbelt reminders for all 5 seats as standard across all trim levels. Let's see what all safety changes have been made for Honda car models: Honda Elevate, City: Features and Prices Additional standard features on the Honda Elevate comprise adjustable head restraints for all 5 passengers, a digital-analogue instrument cluster featuring a 7-inch TFT display, driver and co-driver vanity mirrors. Meanwhile, the Honda City gets a new 4.2-inch TFT display for the instrument cluster on the base SV variant, and the VX trim now offers an 8-speaker premium sound system along with a rear sunshade. The inclusion of these new features has led to a price increase for both Honda models. Previously, the Elevate ranged from Rs 11.69 lakh to Rs 16.31 lakh (ex-showroom), but now it is priced between Rs 11.91 lakh and Rs 16.43 lakh (ex-showroom). Talking about City's price, it has risen from Rs 11.82 lakh to Rs 12.08 lakh (ex-showroom), with the top-end variant now costing Rs 5,000 more at Rs 16.35 lakh. Honda Amaze, City e:HEV: Features and Prices Apart from Elevate and the normal City, Honda has also made updates to the Amaze and City e:HEV. Both now come standard with seat belt reminders for all 5 seats. The entry-level E variant of the Amaze has been discontinued, and the sub-4-metre sedan is now priced from Rs 7.93 lakh to Rs 9.86 lakh (ex-showroom). The Honda City e:HEV is now available solely in a single range-topping ZX variant, priced at Rs 20.55 lakh (ex-showroom). Any changes to the powertrain? No alterations have been made to the mechanical components of any of these four vehicles. The Honda City and Elevate continue to offer a 1.5-litre naturally aspirated petrol engine generating 121 bhp and 145 Nm torque, while the City Hybrid uses a 1.5-litre strong hybrid petrol engine producing a combined power output of 126 bhp. Talking about the Amaze, it continues to be equipped with a 1.2-litre, four-cylinder petrol engine capable of delivering 90 bhp with 110 Nm of peak torque. Also Read: Peugeot 3008 Caught Testing in India