The updated Honda City enters a competitive midsize sedan market, challenging the Hyundai Verna, Skoda Slavia, and Volkswagen Virtus. While...

The Honda City facelift has been spotted at dealerships ahead of its May 22 India launch, showcasing cosmetic and feature upgrades. Buyers ...

Honda is preparing to launch a facelifted City sedan later this year, with test models spotted in Brazil. The update will focus on subtle d...

Honda India is offering significant savings on its sedan and SUV lineup throughout February 2026. Customers can avail of benefits up to ₹1,...

Honda is offering attractive Diwali festive deals across its popular models, including the Amaze, City, Elevate, and City e:HEV. Customers ...

Sedans, once symbols of milestones and corporate prestige, are losing their market share to SUVs. However, there remains a niche market for...

Honda is gearing up to launch three new hybrid and electric SUV models in India by 2026-27, aiming to capitalize on the growing SUV market....

"We have been trying to absorb accumulated cost pressures as much as possible. We will carry out a price revision on City and Amaze from Se...

The production operation was started by the company in December 1997 and has so far cumulatively invested over Rs 10,000 crore since settin...

Staying true to its legacy of being the Japanese automaker's longest running nameplate in India, the all-new fifth generation City was laun...

While the SV variant is priced at Rs 9,29,900, the V grade is tagged at Rs 9,99,900 (all prices ex-showroom Delhi), the company added.

The new trim - ZX MT - is powered by 1.5 litre petrol powertrain mated with manual transmission.

Honda took another three years and seven months to sell another five lakh units to breach 10 lakh cumulative sales mark in October, 2015.

Honda Cars India premiered its all-new Amaze at Auto Expo 2018 to reinforce its position in the entry sedan segment to build volumes.

The mid-sized sedan overtook its nearest rivals Maruti Suzuki Ciaz and Hyundai Verna.

HCIL plans to further strengthen sedan line up in India and reintroduce Honda Accord later this year.

Honda’s vice-president (marketing), Jnaneshwar Sen, in a free-wheeling chat with ET outlines the strategies that has kept Honda the fastest...