The 2025 Honda City
continues its reign as a premium mid-size sedan in India, offering updated
tech, refined performance, and a sleek design. It competes with the Hyundai
Verna, Skoda Slavia, and Volkswagen Virtus.
Launch & Positioning
- Model:
Honda City 5th Generation (2025 update)
- Launch Status:
Available now in India
- Segment:
Premium mid-size sedan
- USP:
Honda Sensing safety suite, refined petrol engine, and elegant styling
Key Features
- Honda Sensing Suite:
Includes adaptive cruise control, lane keep assist, collision mitigation
braking, and more
- 6 Airbags Standard:
Across all variants for enhanced safety
- 360-Degree Camera:
Available in top trims for better visibility
- LED Headlamps & DRLs:
Sleek and efficient lighting
- Connected Car Tech:
Remote operations, geo-fencing, and live vehicle tracking
- Touchscreen Infotainment:
8-inch unit with Android Auto & Apple CarPlay
Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Engine | 1.5L i-VTEC Petrol |
| Power | ~121 PS |
| Torque | ~145 Nm |
| Transmission | 6-speed Manual / CVT |
| Mileage | ~18.4 km/l (Petrol CVT) |
| Platform | Refined chassis with VSA (Vehicle Stability Assist) |
| Boot Space | ~506 litres |
Colours
- Lunar Silver Metallic
- Radiant Red Metallic
- Platinum White Pearl
- Golden Brown Metallic
- Obsidian Blue Pearl
- Meteoroid Grey Metallic
Variants & Pricing
(Ex-showroom)
| Variant | Transmission | Key Features | Price (₹) |
|---|---|---|---|
| SV | Manual | Basic safety & infotainment | ~11.95 lakh |
| V | Manual/CVT | Honda Sensing, LED DRLs | ~12.50–13.50 lakh |
| VX | Manual/CVT | Sunroof, 16" alloys | ~13.80–14.80 lakh |
| ZX | Manual/CVT | 360 camera, full LED setup | ~15.00–15.90 lakh |
Pros
- Refined Engine & Ride Quality:
Smooth performance, ideal for city and highway
- Honda Sensing Safety Tech:
Segment-leading ADAS features
- Spacious Cabin & Boot:
Comfort for long drives and family use
- Elegant Design:
Timeless appeal with premium touches
- Strong Brand Reliability:
Honda’s reputation for durability
Cons
- No Diesel Option:
Only petrol variants available
- No Ventilated Seats or Powered Driver
Seat: Rivals offer these features
- No Full-Digital Cluster:
Still uses analog-digital hybrid
- CVT Lacks Sportiness:
Not ideal for performance enthusiasts
Rivals
- Hyundai Verna:
Sportier design, more features like ventilated seats
- Skoda Slavia:
Turbocharged performance, European styling
- Volkswagen Virtus:
Solid build, fun-to-drive dynamics
- Maruti Suzuki Ciaz: Budget-friendly alternative with mild hybrid tech
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