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      Honda City Hybrid eHEV [2022-2023]

      The Honda City Hybrid eHEV [2022-2023], a Sedan from Honda, was launched in India in May 2022.

      Honda City Hybrid eHEV [2022-2023] price starts from ₹ 19.92 Lakh in India. City Hybrid eHEV [2022-2023] is available in 5 colours - Golden Brown Metallic, Lunar Silver Metallic, Meteoroid Grey Metallic, Platinum White Pearl, and Radiant Red Metallic. City Hybrid eHEV [2022-2023] seating capacity is 5 People. City Hybrid eHEV [2022-2023] mileage is 26.5 km/l. City Hybrid eHEV [2022-2023] has received Not Tested safety rating.

      City Hybrid eHEV [2022-2023] is available in 1 versions and 1 fuel options - Hybrid (Electric + Petrol). Hybrid (Electric + Petrol) models comes with 1498cc engine which generates peak power of 97 bhp @ 5600 rpm .

      City Hybrid eHEV [2022-2023] competes with Honda City Hybrid eHEV, Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara and Toyota Urban Cruiser Hyryder in India.

      Honda City Hybrid eHEV [2022-2023] Model List

      City Hybrid eHEV [2022-2023] Model Price Key Specs
      ZX ₹ 19.92 Lakh Hybrid (Electric + Petrol), 1498 cc, Automatic (EV/Hybrid)

      City Hybrid eHEV [2022-2023] Price

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      ₹19.92 lakh

      Last Recorded Price

      Honda City eHEV has been discontinued in 2023. We are showing the last known price for City eHEV.

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      Honda City Hybrid eHEV [2022-2023] Key Specifications

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      Price

      ₹ 19.92 Lakh
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      Fuel Type

      Hybrid (Electric + Petrol)
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      Mileage

      26.5 km/l
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      Seating Capacity

      5 People
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      Safety Rating

      Not Tested
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      Warranty

      3 Years (Unlimited KMs)
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      Engine Size

      1498 cc
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      Automatic (EV/Hybrid)
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      Size

      4549 mm L X 1748 mm W X 1489 mm H
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      40 litre

      City Hybrid eHEV [2022-2023] Expert Review

      Why I would buy it?

      • Good fuel efficiency,
      • Hybrid and autonomous tech

      Why I would avoid it?

      • Compromised boot space
      • Lacks ground clearance of an SUV

      Engine and performance

      This Honda City isn’t a mild hybrid like you see very commonly. In fact, the City falls under the ‘strong’ hybrid category, and let me explain why. Powering the City is an Atkinson cycle 1.5-litre, i-VTEC, four-cylinder petrol engine which is linked to two electric motors. The first electric motor works as an electric generator while the second one is the propulsion motor and they use power from a lithium-ion battery placed in the boot.

      Honda City eHEV Left Front Three Quarter

      Another interesting aspect of the City Hybrid is the gearbox or rather the lack of it. Yes, you heard right. Even though Honda claims the Hybrid has an e-CVT gearbox, it actually just has a single high-speed gear with most of the drive being provided by the electric motor. So basically at lower speeds, the car runs solely as an EV and as the speeds get higher, the petrol motor kicks in and so the city runs in pure EV mode, then you have the hybrid mode where the petrol motor is charging the generator but the drive is still through the electric motor and then lastly you have the engine drive mode where the petrol motor comes into play to provide the drive but can also use electric power for bursts of acceleration.

      To help charge the battery quicker you also have different levels of deceleration for power regeneration. The paddles that you see are not to go up and down the gears but to change deceleration levels. They can be used to change from gradual deceleration to quick deceleration. It is most useful when the driver does not want to step on the brake pedal while yet being able to maintain good vehicle control and fuel efficiency.

      Honda City eHEV Engine Shot

      Power figures are pretty impressive too. The petrol motor puts out 97bhp while the electric motor puts out an impressive 108bhp and you get a combined power of 124bhp and 253Nm. However, Honda claims that the Hybrid City is just 0.4 seconds quicker to 100-kmph compared to the petrol CVT. To handle the extra power and torque the City Hybrid now gets disc brakes at the rear as well. Power figures aside, the important part here is fuel efficiency. Now Honda claims the City Hybrid has a claimed fuel efficiency figure of 26.5kmpl and if the real world figures which we will test soon are anywhere near this claimed figure, we think Honda deserves a pat on the back.

      Ride and handling

      Honda City eHEV Right Side View

      On the go, the City Hybrid feels a little weird since it's near-silent off the mark. the whole transition between the modes is extremely seamless and it's only because you glance at the cool graphics that you know what’s happening. Acceleration feels peppy and it mirrors a CVT with that rubber band effect feel. Acceleration isn't something that will blow your mind but the speeds build linearly and overtaking isn’t a problem as you always have enough grunt for slow city traffic or the big lumbering trucks on the highways.

      Coming to the ride and handling, the City Hybrid retains the same suspension but since it is about 120kgs heavier, the suspension has been retuned. Ride quality is still plush and the City still absorbs the light bumps comfortably. One needs to be a little careful over the sharper bumps but even then the City rides beautifully. Even with the retuned suspension the City Hybrid retains its plush ride and offers a very comfortable drive both in the city and on the highways.

      While we did not really get to attack corners, the few corners we took were enough to tell us that the City Hybrid can be entertaining as well. The steering is devoid of any feel but has quite a bit of heft to it which gives confidence at higher speeds. There is body roll but it is pretty controlled and pushing harder just evokes safe understeer.

      Exterior design

      Honda City eHEV Front View

      On the design front, the City remains by and large unchanged barring a few changes. On the front, the LED headlamps and the fat chrome bar have been retained. However, the grille below gets a honeycomb treatment now. Also what you see here is the new Honda Blueline badge. The other change is this claw-type fog lamp garnish which looks much cooler now. On the sides there are no changes, so you get the same 16-inch diamond-cut alloys. We think Honda should have added different design wheels to make the hybrid stand out further.

      Now moving to the back, the LED tail lamps remain the same, but adding a sporty touch is this trunk lip spoiler and this faux diffuser that gets a really cool carbon fibre finish. Overall, the Honda City is already a good-looking car and with these minor cosmetic changes, it looks further refreshed.

      Comfort, Convenience, and Features

      Honda City eHEV Dashboard

      The interiors have received subtle changes as well. First up, you get the new two-tone ivory black interiors. Also as you can see, no manual handbrake now, instead you get an electric parking brake which has freed up a lot of space here and Honda has added a new centre console with a utility tray now. The rest of the dashboard design, the seats, and an eight-inch infotainment screen which still feels a generation behind the competition has been retained but the instrument console now gets additional readouts for the hybrid drive.

      Now the seats, legroom, and in-cabin space are the same, you can check out our Honda City review video for it. An important update is the boot space. Due to the placement of the lithium-ion battery in the boot and the presence of a space-saver tyre, boot space now stands at 306 litres as against 506 litres in the standard City.

      Honda City eHEV Infotainment System

      On the features front, the City Hybrid gets an 8.0-inch touchscreen infotainment system with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay connectivity, an eight-speaker premium sound system, ambient lighting, electric sunroof, and an updated version of Honda Connect with Amazon Echo, Google Assistant, and smartwatch integration. However, there is still no wireless charging or wireless Android auto or Apple CarPlay and no ventilated seats.

      Honda City eHEV Instrument Cluster

      However, it’s on the safety front where Honda has upped the game significantly. Along with the already present safety suite of six airbags, Honda lane-watch, multi-angle rear-view camera, tyre pressure monitoring system, vehicle stability assist, and hill-start assist, the Honda City Hybrid also gets autonomous technology. Called the Honda sensing suite, you now also get a collision mitigation braking system that will slow or stop the car automatically in case of an emergency. Then you have road departure mitigation which automatically steers the car back into your lane should you be veering off. Lane-keeping assist system provides steering assistance to keep the vehicle centred in the lane. You also get adaptive cruise control and an auto high beam system as a part of the deal.

      Conclusion

      Honda City eHEV Left Rear Three Quarter

      The Honda City Hybrid currently stands out amongst the sea of green vehicles. Where everyone else has their EV SUVs, Honda has decided to bring in hybrid technology in their most popular sedan. You do have the Tigor EV but then compared to the City it's more utility than luxury. With the City Hybrid, Honda has tried to address range anxiety that one gets with EVs and the inflated fuel costs to an extent by aiming to offer fuel efficiency figures that one expects from a hatchback. And at the same time, it is loaded with features, has plenty of space, and drives pretty well too. With lower maintenance costs compared to standard I.C.E car and an eight-year warranty for the battery, Honda has the peace of mind factor covered as well.

      We think 17.99 lakh which is about 2.5 lakh more expensive than the top-end CVT petrol variant should be an ideal price for the City hybrid. Honda has also got the timing for the City Hybrid to enter the market spot on and now all they need to get right is the price.

      Photography: Kapil Angane

      Honda City Hybrid eHEV [2022-2023] Variants

      Find a list of all 1 hybrid (electric + petrol) versions of Honda City Hybrid eHEV [2022-2023]. This table includes Honda City Hybrid eHEV [2022-2023] on-road price which covers all costs like RTO and Insurance.

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      City Hybrid eHEV [2022-2023] Versions Ex-showroom Price Compare
      Hybrid (Electric + Petrol), 1498 cc, Automatic (EV/Hybrid), 26.5 kmpl tooltip
      Fuel Type: Hybrid (Electric + Petrol)
      Engine: 1498 cc (Higher engine size helps to generate more power)
      Transmission: Automatic (EV/Hybrid)
      Mileage: 26.5 kmpl (ARAI reported mileage)
      ₹ 19.92 Lakh
      Key Features : 6 Airbags, Sunroof, Cruise Control, Push Button Start, Leather Seats

      Honda City Hybrid eHEV [2022-2023] Discontinued Versions

      Note: ALL Honda City Hybrid eHEV [2022-2023] ZX have been discontinued.

      Honda City Hybrid eHEV [2022-2023] Images

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      About Honda City Hybrid eHEV [2022-2023]

      Introduction 

      In May 2022, the Japanese carmaker introduced the City e:HEV hybrid in India. It comes with five colour options across a single ZX trim. Being a strong hybrid, this sedan gets three dedicated driving modes – EV drive, Hybrid drive, and Engine drive. 

      Exterior 

      The City e:HEV measures 4,549mm in length, 1,748mm in width, and 1,489mm in height. Whereas the wheelbase of the sedan remains unchanged at 2,600mm. 

      The key design highlights include a thick chrome bar integrated with a radiator grille, full-LED headlamps, fog lamps, a sharp shoulder line, LED rear lights, front-door-mounted side-view mirrors, a shark-fin shaped antenna, and new 16-inch alloy wheels. Additionally, it gets redesigned front and rear bumpers, and a boot-mounted spoiler. 

      Interior

      The hybrid sedan features a dual-tone interior theme with leather upholstery for the seats. Honda also offers a semi-digital instrument cluster, eight-inch touchscreen infotainment, and a lane watch camera. 

      Further, the hybrid version boasts next-generation Honda Connect with smartwatch compatibility, Alexa and Google voice assistants support, rear-wheel disc brakes, VSC, ESC, TPMS, HHC, and Honda Sensing – a set of ADAS functions. 

      Engine and transmission 

      The City e:HEV is powered by a 1.5-litre, four-cylinder, naturally aspirated petrol engine linked to a small battery pack and a dual electric-motor setup. This hybrid system is paired with an e-CVT automatic transmission. The engine produces 97bhp/127Nm, while the electric motor delivers 107bhp/253Nm. The combined power output is rated at 125bhp


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      City Hybrid eHEV [2022-2023] FAQs

      The on-road price of the Honda City Hybrid eHEV [2022-2023] in Delhi starts at ₹ 19.92 Lakh for the hybrid (electric + petrol) engine.
      The ARAI reported mileage of Honda City Hybrid eHEV [2022-2023] is 26.5 kmpl.
      Honda City Hybrid eHEV [2022-2023] comes with a 1498 cc Hybrid (Electric + Petrol) engine and the price starts at ₹ 19.92 Lakh in Delhi. Whereas Honda City Hybrid eHEV comes with a 1498 cc Hybrid (Electric + Petrol) engine and starts with a price tag of ₹ 18.92 Lakh in Delhi. You can compare Honda City Hybrid eHEV [2022-2023] and Honda City Hybrid eHEV and chose the right car for you.
      Honda offers 3 years warranty on Honda City Hybrid eHEV [2022-2023] with all offered 1 versions.

      Quick Facts about Honda City Hybrid eHEV [2022-2023]

      Honda City Hybrid eHEV [2022-2023], a Sedan, is available from ₹ 19.92 Lakh in India. Honda offers the latest City Hybrid eHEV [2022-2023] in 1 versions in India. The base model ZX starts at ₹ 19.92 Lakh in Delhi and the top model ZX priced at ₹ 19.92 Lakh in Delhi. If you are looking for 5 seater car then you should consider City Hybrid eHEV [2022-2023].

      Honda City Hybrid eHEV [2022-2023] comes in 5 colors which include Golden Brown Metallic, Lunar Silver Metallic, Meteoroid Grey Metallic, Platinum White Pearl, and Radiant Red Metallic.

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      Honda City Hybrid eHEV [2022-2023] Honda City Hybrid eHEV Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara Toyota Urban Cruiser Hyryder
      Price ₹ 19.92 Lakh ₹ 18.92 Lakh ₹ 10.45 Lakh ₹ 10.48 Lakh
      Fuel Type Hybrid (Electric + Petrol) Hybrid (Electric + Petrol) Mild Hybrid(Electric + Petrol) Mild Hybrid(Electric + Petrol)
      Engine Size 1498 cc 1498 cc 1462 cc 1462 cc
      Transmission Automatic (EV/Hybrid) Automatic (EV/Hybrid) Manual Manual
      Power 97 bhp @ 5600 rpm 97 bhp @ 5600 rpm 102 bhp @ 6000 rpm 102 bhp @ 6000 rpm
      Torque 127 Nm @ 4500 rpm 127 Nm @ 4500 rpm 136.8 Nm @ 4400 rpm 136.8 Nm @ 4400 rpm
      Safety Rating Not Tested Not Tested Not Tested Not Tested
      Boot Space 410 litres 410 litres 373 litres 373 litres
      Ground Clearance - - 210 mm 210 mm
      Size 4549 mm L X 1748 mm W X 1489 mm H 4583 mm L X 1748 mm W X 1489 mm H 4345 mm L X 1795 mm W X 1645 mm H 4365 mm L X 1795 mm W X 1645 mm H
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      Honda City Hybrid eHEV [2022-2023] News

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