Honda City SV, V, VX Variant Wise Real Life Comparison Review
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- 2023 Honda City is expected to offer a good balance of reliability, fuel efficiency, and practicality, with a range of features to suit different needs and budgets. It's important to compare the different variants and their features to choose the one that best suits your requirements.
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The City facelift is available in four trims - SV, V, VX, and ZX. The 121hp, 1.5-litre naturally aspirated petrol engine is being offered on all trims. The newly introduced SV trim comes only with a manual transmission, while the V, VX and ZX trims get a CVT gearbox as an option. Meanwhile, the strong-hybrid powertrain, which was previously available only on the top-spec ZX trim, can now be had on the V trim of the City as well.
Honda City is available in 6 different colours - PLATINUM WHITE PEARL, Lunar Silver Mettalic, Golden Brown Metallic, Obsidian Blue Pearl, Meteoroid Grey Metallic and Radiant Red Metallic.
Honda City facelift SV
Engine - 1.5-litre petrol MT (Rs 11.49 lakh)
Projector headlamps
LED Daytime Running Lamps
LED tail-lights
15-inch steel wheels with plastic covers
Rear parking sensors
Beige & black fabric upholstery
Adjustable head restraints
TPMS
Hill-start assist
4 airbags
Height adjustable driver’s seat
8-inch touchscreen
Android Auto/Apple CarPlay
Automatic climate control
Rear AC vents
Electronic stability & traction control
Engine start/stop button
Honda City facelift V
Engine - 1.5-litre petrol MT, CVT (Rs 12.37 lakh-13.62 lakh); strong-hybrid (Rs 18.89 lakh)
In addition to SV
Auto emergency braking system
Adaptive Cruise Control
Low Speed Follow function (hybrid only)
Lane keep/departure assist
Lead Car Departure notification
Automatic high beam
Fog lamps (LEDs on hybrid)
Boot-lid spoiler (hybrid only)
15-inch dual-tone alloy wheels
16-inch dual-tone alloy wheels (hybrid only)
Rear disc brakes (hybrid only)
Wireless Android Auto/Apple CarPlay
Wireless Charger (hybrid only)
Electronic parking brake (hybrid only)
Connected car tech
4.2-inch MID
7-inch MID (hybrid only)
Keyless entry
Honda City facelift VX
Engine - 1.5-litre petrol MT, CVT (Rs 13.49 lakh-14.74 lakh)
In addition to V
Six airbags
Lane watch camera
Sunroof
Wireless charger
Rear reading lamps
Honda City facelift ZX
Engine - 1.5-litre petrol MT, CVT (Rs 14.72 lakh-15.97 lakh); strong-hybrid (Rs 20.39 lakh)
In addition to VX
Auto-dimming IRVM
Rain sensing wipers
LED headlamps and fog lamps
Boot-lid spoiler
16-inch dual-tone alloy wheels
7-inch MID
Leather upholstery
One-touch power windows
Auto folding wing mirrors
Rear sunshade
Ambient lighting
LED front/rear reading lamps
The Honda City facelift competes against other midsize sedans like the Skoda Slavia, Volkswagen Virtus, Maruti Suzuki Ciaz and the Hyundai Verna. Hyundai is gearing up to launch the all-new Verna on March 21, which will feature radical new looks and get two petrol powertrain options. While not a model change or even a major facelift, Maruti Suzuki recently updated the Ciaz with more features and additional paint shade options in a bid to keep it fresh amidst the competition.
Source: Autocarindia.com
Honda City SV, V, VX Variant Real Life Comparison Review #TeamAutoTrend
SV provides all the essential features, only major miss which cannot be fixed after market is Cruise Control.
Cruise control is not an essential feature because of congested highways...
Previous gen 2020 model honda city sv do have the cruise control bro😅
Liked your comparison. From my understanding 'V'-varient is the besd value for money (if sunroof is not a big concern).
Thank you Bro ❤️
Great video !!
Comparing all the three starting variants is thrilling.
🙂thank you.
V was the most value for money varient because if had sunroof also we cant use it in indian tertians lot of dust and all dirt getting to the car very fastly and also after long years it may damage and also if something hard material fall into sunroof it will get broken so i will choose v ❤ and thankz for the comparison bro
Great video! Nicely explained
Previous 2022 V was better than 2023 SV with same price as sv of 2023
True
Vera lvll sir ... but need sv varient drive review
Is the pre facelift variants of honda city still on sale or it has been discontinued??
SV manual & V automatic are most value for money variant
Great review, great car
Good explanation.
Comparison is good , but you should have at least cleaned the top variant before shooting 😊
Missing items from 2023 vx facelift vs pre facelift
1. Tweeter removed by honda no one noticed
2. Digital instrument removed no one noticed
3. Auto dimming irvm is in 2023 pre facelift vx.
Honda is also becoming like Hyundai 3 feature nikalo aur 2 feature dalo😂 jo kuch kam ke nahi
how to identify V version
Try shud hv cvt fr sv variant also
Bhai.. kitna "as well" bologe yar 🤣
As well...
SV is best
Sv is the best no nonsense car varient
I'll go for the most value for money v variant.
@@saintluciphorbrother, adas feature is very irritating in VMT varient, particularly collision mitigation system, in city drive. Did you feel the same
@@pareshnmahapatra i haven't driven the car. Maybe you are right.
@@saintluciphor brother, there is no difference between any of the varients other than features. Adas is a nonsense feature on manual transmission. One of my friend brought V varient and he said engine stops suddenly in mid of traffic due to the collision mitigation system which is a nightmare...there is a video related to this on v3cars..do check out.
@@pareshnmahapatra thanks bro, I'll check it out.🤙
However... As well
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A dislike for "as well".
one of the worst looking wheel covers in sv variant, why couldn't they give better looking wheel covers at least , suzuki does them way better
As well 😂😂😂😂😂
As well 😂
As well.