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Priti Burud

Published on 09:05 PM, 15 May 2025 3 min

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Honda City Hybrid Gets Costlier: New Price, Specs & What You Still Get

The price of the Honda City e:HEV has been increased by nearly Rs. 30,000, effective immediately. It is now priced at Rs. 20.85 lakh (ex-showroom) and continues to be offered only in a single top-spec ZX variant. There have been no updates about the features and the look of the vehicle as part of the price hike.

Honda Cars India has announced a price hike for the City e:HEV hybrid sedan, effective immediately.

The City e:HEV, the company's sole hybrid offering in the Indian market, is now priced at Rs. 20.85 lakh (ex-showroom), a hike of Rs. 29,900 over the last price change. This price adjustment is applicable to the ZX variant, which is the only trim available here.

A Look Back: Launch Price to Current Price

The Honda City Hybrid was launched in 2022 with an introductory price of Rs. 19.50 lakh (ex-showroom). Since then, there have been a few price adjustments, the last one being the highest one.

Regardless of the higher price, Honda has not provided any visual upgrades or feature updates in this price change, which can be disappointing for buyers.

What's Under The Hood?

The City e:HEV still uses a 1.5-litre naturally aspirated petrol engine with two electric motors. Total combined output is 108 bhp and 253 Nm and is mated to an e-CVT automatic transmission.

It has three operating modes — EV-only, hybrid or engine-only — and switches between them based on driving conditions.

One of its main selling propositions is its ARAI-tested fuel economy of 27.1 kmpl, so far the most fuel-efficient sedan in the class.

Still a Premium Midsize Hybrid sedan

Despite the price increase, the Honda City Hybrid is still an enticing proposition for someone after a refined, fuel-efficient sedan that combines petrol cost and efficiency with electric cost and efficiency. It competes with traditional ICE-backed car big guns like Hyundai Verna and Skoda Slavia, however, it has a unique hybrid proposition.

Conclusion

Although the price increase does put the City Hybrid closer to premium territory, it still does offer best-in-class fuel efficiency, safety features and hybrid technology. Without further updates on the price increase for customers, this is sure to leave even some of the most loyal customers a little less enthused about what they have received.

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Priti Burud

Content Writer

As a passionate content writer, Priti specializes in covering the latest trends in the automotive industry. Priti avidly explores the mobility sector, staying updated on technological advancements. Her enthusiasm for cars drives me to research extensively, brainstorm ideas, and craft engaging content that showcases the latest developments worldwide. Whether it's unveiling cutting-edge technology or analyzing industry shifts, she is dedicated to providing informative and insightful content for automotive enthusiasts and tech aficionados alike.

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