Customers are crazy about this variant of the new Honda Amaze sedan, it is equipped with ADAS and 15-inch alloy wheels, you will get tired counting the features!

Customers are crazy about this variant of the new Honda Amaze sedan, it is equipped with ADAS and 15-inch alloy wheels, you will get tired counting the features!

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New Delhi. Honda Cars India has recently launched its new generation Amaze sedan in the Indian market. Its starting ex-showroom price is Rs 8 lakh. This is the first sedan in the segment, in which modern features like Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) have been provided. Honda has introduced it in three variants – V, VX and ZX.

Since the start of booking, there is a lot of enthusiasm among the customers regarding this. The company has claimed that the top-spec ZX variant contributes more than 60% to its bookings. The ex-showroom price of ZX variant is Rs 10.90 lakh.

Equipped with segment-first features
The new generation Amaze ZX has features like 15-inch dual-tone alloy wheels and segment-first camera-based ADAS setup. Apart from this, it also includes features like LED projector headlamps, push-button start/stop, automatic climate control, wireless charging, rear AC vent, auto headlamps and wipers, rearview and lane-watch camera. Honda has also given the customers the option of optional seat cover, which provides facilities like ventilation and massage function.

There will be direct competition with Desire
The new Amaze is expected to face tough competition from the country's most popular sedan, Maruti Dezire, in the market. Features like 360-degree camera and sunroof are available in the top variant ZXI+ of Dezire, which are not provided in Amaze. However, in terms of price, Desire ZXI+ (Rs 10.14 lakh) is cheaper than Honda Amaze ZX.

Great engine and mileage
The new generation Amaze has a 1.2-litre naturally aspirated (NA) petrol engine, which generates power of 89 bhp and peak torque of 110 Nm. It is offered with 5-speed manual and CVT gearbox options. The mileage of the manual variant is 18.65 km per liter and the mileage of the CVT variant is 19.46 km per liter.

Big improvement in terms of safety
The old generation Amaze got only a 2-star rating in the crash test, but safety has been given priority in the new Amaze. A total of 28 safety features have been provided in it, which include standard 6 airbags, ESC (Electronic Stability Control), Lane Watch Camera, Emergency Stop Signal, 3-point seatbelts on all seats and seat-belt reminder. These features can help it get a 5-star crash rating.

Delivery and Test Drive
Honda has announced that the test drive of the new Amaze will start from December 16, 2024 and its delivery will start by the end of December. The modern design of the new Amaze, great features and safety along with affordable price make it a great option for Indian customers.

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FIRST PUBLISHED: December 12, 2024, 19:52 IST

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Honda is going to shock Maruti! Best selling car will be launched with a new look, first teaser revealed

Honda is going to shock Maruti! Best selling car will be launched with a new look, first teaser revealed

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Maruti Dzire Rival: There is not much time left for the new year and in view of this, car companies have also started preparing for the launch of new models. Be it Maruti Suzuki, Tata-Mahindra or Honda, almost all the companies are waiting to launch some new car. At the same time, customers are also waiting for new models to come with new features.

Recently there were reports that Maruti Suzuki is going to launch the updated model (2024 Maruti Dzire) of its best selling sedan Dzire. Some of its pictures are also going viral on the internet. People are also praising the new model of Dzire. This car will come with big updates in design and features, but Honda's new Amaze (2024 Honda Amaze) can spoil the game of Desire. Let us tell you that Honda Amaze is also very much liked in the budget sedan segment. Apart from Dezire, the new Honda Amaze will also compete with Hyundai Aura in the Indian market. The company has unveiled the first look by releasing its teaser on October 4. Let us know how this car is…

How much will it cost?
The starting price of Honda's new generation Amaze is estimated to be around Rs 7.50 lakh (ex-showroom). Its direct competition will be with the new generation Maruti Dezire to be launched on 11th November. Apart from this, it will also challenge sedan cars like Tata Tigor and Hyundai Aura.

Design and Looks
The teaser shows the front look of Amaze, which has an attractive design with sharp styling lines and hexagonal grille. There are sleek LED headlights with LED DRL on both sides, which look a lot like the Honda Elevate SUV. The fog lamps have also been retained in their place.

The company has not yet shared any specific information about its rear profile and interior, but it is likely that along with newly designed alloy wheels and rear bumper, the tail lights will also be changed.

Cabin and features
Honda has not fully disclosed the interior of the new Amaze, but it is expected that it may get a new dashboard layout and updated cabin theme. Premium features like large touchscreen, wireless phone charger and single-pane sunroof can be found in the car. In terms of safety, this time 6 airbags can be provided as standard in Amaze. Apart from this, features like Electronic Stability Control (ESC), Rear View Camera, and Advanced Driving Assist System (ADAS) can also be added, which will make it more safe.

Performance and Mileage
Hardly any major changes will be seen in mechanical specifications. Currently, Honda Amaze is available with 1.2 liter i-VTEC naturally aspirated petrol engine, which generates power of 87.7hp and torque of 110Nm.

For transmission, this engine comes with 5-speed manual or CVT gearbox options. Amaze will be available only in petrol engines, as Honda has stopped producing its diesel engines. According to the company, the mileage of Honda Amaze is 18.6 kmpl.

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FIRST PUBLISHED: November 5, 2024, 14:08 IST

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