HONDA MODELS: Honda Cars In India

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TOKYO: Japanese auto major Honda is 'seriously' considering possibilities of expanding its small car portfolio in India to meet the rising demand in the market, even as it works on enhancing vehicle development capability in its operations there. Honda is considering possibilities of expanding its small car portfolio in India to meet the rising demand in the market, Chief Executive Officer Takahiro Hachigo told reporters at a conference in Tokyo. When asked about making India as export hub for (Reuters) New Toyota Innova to make its global debut on 23rd November; India launch likely in 2016 Honda Cars India to launch compact SUV BR-V in Q1FY17 Celebrate this Diwali with discounted eco-friendly E-Bikes Volkswagen India is expected to issue a Honda Car India has been a pretty famous name in the hatchback, MUV and sedan segment in India. The Japanese company offers only SUV in the Indian market and that too only with a petrol engine. Even though Honda has put diesel motors in almost all the In the first year, Honda will lease the car to government bodies and big businesses in Japan -- an idea that may also appeal to India's Central and state governments that are pushing to cut emission but run a huge fleet of poorly-maintained vehicles In four years, Honda Cars India has seen a huge 185 per cent jump in sales. That push has collectively come from the Brio platform, City and the new Jazz. However, the Japanese giant has been missing out on one of the most highly sought after sections in .

Indian Autos Blog can report that the Honda BR-V, when launched in India, will be powered by a 1.5-liter i-VTEC petrol engine and a 1.5-liter i-DTEC diesel engine. Honda Cars India says there are no plans to bring a 1.6-liter i-DTEC diesel engine. Officials of the company’s Indian arm, Honda Cars India Ltd, confirmed that BR-V will be launched in the Indian market “sometime in the next financial year”, though a date has not been fixed yet. The seven-seater vehicle is likely to be offered in At the ongoing 2015 Tokyo Motor Show, car manufacturers across the globe have revealed their much-awaited products and future concepts. Interestingly, most of the cars unveiled at the show could also make their way to Indian markets. Here we listed the Honda Cars India will launch its next vehicle, the BR-V, which it describes as a “crossover utility vehicle”, early next financial year. It will be pitted against the likes of Renault Duster, Hyundai Creta, Ford EcoSport and Mahindra TUV3OO. .