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Honda Cars price start at Rs 6.17 Lakhs and go as high as Rs 29.49 Lakhs (Both the prices are Ex. Showroom, Delhi). There are a total of 6 Honda cars in India on sale which includes two hatchbacks, three sedans and 1 SUV. Honda upcoming cars in India are Honda HR-V and Honda City hybrid. Honda cars in India have always been loved by the buyers for their exuberant exterior styling, feature packed interior cabin and incredible performance. The company has been selling cars in India for more than 25 years n Read More...
Honda Cars price start at Rs 6.17 Lakhs and go as high as Rs 29.49 Lakhs (Both the prices are Ex. Showroom, Delhi). There are a total of 6 Honda cars in India on sale which includes two hatchbacks, three sedans and 1 SUV. Honda upcoming cars in India are Honda HR-V and Honda City hybrid. Honda cars in India have always been loved by the buyers for their exuberant exterior styling, feature packed interior cabin and incredible performance. The company has been selling cars in India for more than 25 years now and it has not left any stone unturned to impress the customers with its exciting range of products. All Honda cars are equipped with BS6 compliant petrol and diesel engines.
Honda City is an icon in India of Honda cars. Though globally it has been on sale for more than four decades but it was only in 1995 when Honda started its innings in India with the City being the introductory vehicle for the company. Honda City is in its fifth generation presently and it is undoubtedly Honda's best-selling model in the Indian market since it begin operations in 1995. Honda City is the undisputed king of its segment and even today when there are so many challengers around, its success is soaring higher and higher.
Honda's current product portfolio in India comprises of 6 products, which are available with petrol and diesel fuel options. Below is the list of Honda cars in India with price:
All the above prices are Ex. Showroom, Delhi.
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Honda cars is ready to roll out new products for the Indian market. The upcoming Honda cars in India include the HR-V and Honda City hybrid. The HR-V is expected to launch in India in the second half of 2021 while the City's hybrid version will be launched at a later stage. The company is also working on an all-new sub 4-meter SUV for the Indian market which will be based on Amaze's platform. It could be launched by the end of 2021 while being Honda's entry-level SUV in India.
Honda cars has phased out a plethora of cars and SUVs in India since its entry in the country in 1995. Some of the most notable Honda cars discontinued are Honda Accord, Honda Brio, Honda Mobilio and Honda BR-V. The Accord was sold between 2000-2014 and then axed for a couple of years before bringing it back in 2016 to permanently take it off the Indian roads earlier this year. Honda Mobilio and Honda BR-V had four years stint each in India before they bid goodbye. Honda Brio was discontinued in 2019 after 8 long years in the domestic market.
Honda Cars are one of the most preferred cars by urban buyers in the Indian market. Being a wholly owned subsidiary of Honda Motor Co. Ltd., Japan and established in 1995, Honda Cars India set up its first manufacturing unit in India a couple of years later at an initial investment of more than Rs 450 Crores. Later in 2014, it inaugurated its second production facility in India at Tapukara near Alwar in Rajasthan. Honda started sales operations with City in India while its second vehicle to go on sale in the domestic market was Accord in 2000, followed by CR-V and Civic which were third and fourth with debuts in 2003 and 2006, respectively. Honda Cars is headquartered at Gautam Budh Nagar, Uttar Pradesh while it has three zonal offices in Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata.
Honda Cars has more than 400 dealerships and service centres across 120+ cities in the Indian market. Currently, Gaku Nakanishi is the President & CEO of the company since April 1, 2018. The Board of Directors at Honda Cars India are Satoshi Kato, Kenichi Takashima, Praveen Paranjape, Alka Marezban Bharucha, Masaaki Morita, Kenichi Iwashita, Rajesh Goel, Gaku Nakanishi, Hidenori Ashikawa and Manoj Arora. In addition, Mr. Rajesh Goel is designated as Senior Vice President & Director of Marketing and Sales at Honda Cars India
