A leaked copy of brochure has coincidentally uncovered crucial data about the up and coming 2017 Honda City. The new Honda City, which is required to get a facelift, was supposed to formally make a big appearance on February 14. In any case, a day prior to the official reveal, a brochure leaked which affirmed hypotheses about the car's real cosmetic update.
The 2017 Honda City looks hauntingly like the Honda Civic car which is as of now accessible in a few worldwide markets. The new City dons a more extensive front fascia. It creates the impression that Honda has additionally trimmed down the chrome finish on the auto's grille.
In light of the leaked brochure, the 2017 Honda City will have similar engine options that are currently accessible with the present model. The auto has a 1.5-liter base motor which is accessible in both petrol and diesel variations. As per NDTV, the 1.5-liter i-VTEC motor packs 117 drive and 145Nm worth of torque. The 1.5-liter i-DTEC variation packs 99 strength and 200Nm of torque reports, autoworldnews.
Honda City is additionally anticipated that would have an indistinguishable transmission choice from the present model, as indicated by Financial Express. The petrol variation is relied upon to have a 5-speed manual transmission and a CVT programmed gearbox with paddle shifters.
On the inside, the V, VX, and ZX trims of the Honda City will be outfitted with a 7-inch infotainment framework. Every one of these trims will likewise have a 1.5GB media memory, cell phone network, voice acknowledgment capacity, and a rear view camera. The seat upholstery, armrests, guiding wheel, entryway covering, and apparatus level of the VX and ZX trims will be made of leather reports, india.com.
On the outside, the VX and ZX trims will be outfitted with LED lights and LED mist lights. The two top-end trims will likewise get a 16-inch alloy wheelset. The V trim will have a 15-inch composite wheelset, while the S and SV will have steel wheels with Sporty Full Wheel Trim. Stay tuned for more Honda City Updates.
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