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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 It won’t be an exaggeration to state that Honda brought a sense of premiumness in the mid-size sedan market in India. The Japanese car maker has always had a clear focus of not being the herd type and mass inject the market with unnecessary products While the diesel engine will be the 1.5-litre i-DTEC unit found in all of Honda Car India’s line-up except the Brio, petrol power will be bought by the 1.5-litre i-VTEC engine that does duty in the City, Mobilio and Amaze. The diesel engine, good for 100 Speaking to reporters ahead of the Tokyo Motor show, honda cars india CEO Katsushi Inoue said the company would offer both the petrol and diesel variants. The 7-seater model, which the company calls as “crossover utility vehicle”, would take on Renault honda cars india (HCIL) has decided to voluntarily recall 3,879 units of the continuously variable transmission (CVT) variants of Honda City. It will recall the cars manufactured from February 2014 to November 2014 to update the software that manages the The company's Indian arm, honda cars india Ltd (HCIL) said the CVT variants of Honda City produced during the period are being recalled update the software that manages the continuously variable transmission (CVT). The control software will be updated to .

Honda unveiled the new second-generation NSX mid-engined hybrid sportscar at the Detroit motor show in January this year. The car featured radical styling and a petrol-hybrid powertrain, but the company hadn't revealed the actual power figures, though it The company's Indian arm, Honda Cars India Ltd (HCIL) said that the CVT variants of Honda City produced during the period are being recalled to update the software that manages the continuously variable transmission (CVT). The control software will be logo are seen on a steering wheel of a car displayed at the company's showroom in Tokyo. Japanese auto major Honda is recalling 3,879 units of a particular variant of its popular sedan City in India which were manufactured from February- November 2014 On Friday, Honda Cars India recalled close to 4,000 units of its most popular City sedan to update a software for transmission system, as part of the car maker’s global recall campaign. But the minimal presence of Indian auto makers in the recall list is .