HONDA MODELS: Honda Crv Diesel

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Honda has confirmed the addition of a second diesel engine to its Australian line-up, with a new CR-V model joining the diesel Civic Hatch that landed in April. Unlike the 88kW/300Nm 1.6 litre Civic, the new diesel CR-V will get Honda's larger 2.2 litre diesel engines for all upcoming new cars like the Mobilio and Jazz and now there are rumours that Honda is considering a diesel engine for the CR-V. According to the report, the CR-V may be powered by a higher displacement diesel engine from the same Honda finally brought its CR-V Diesel onto the Australia market offering So, interested customers can now purchase the first diesel auto offered by Honda in Australia as it will be available in showrooms starting with this week. Honda expects 90 percent of diesel CR-Vs will be the five speed auto though, which despite its ratio count being one fewer than its closest diesel rivals, it does an excellent job with the CR-V diesel's torque delivery. It shifts smoothly, and is According to Honda, the new diesel with a six-speed manual drops emissions by 11 percent compared to its predecessor. Opting for the nine-speed auto makes things 20 percent cleaner in contrast to the previous 2.2-liter CR-V with an auto. Aesthetically Finally, there is a good news for Honda CRV lovers! After several rumors about the car maker bringing the diesel powered CRV to India, the latest report from ACI seems to offer some concrete details of honda crv diesel India launch. After having launched .

Honda is now seriously considering getting the diesel CR-V to India sometime next year. This after the company has already introduced the Amaze and City diesels to the Indian market. The diesel variant will be powered by a more powerful and larger version In Australia, Honda will be introducing the new Honda CR-V with a diesel variant. “We will add a diesel to our CR-V range in January 2014,” said Honda Australia Director, Mr. Stephen Collins. “We know how much our customers are looking forward to 1.6 i-DTEC EX which a Honda salesperson will be able to tell you is a 4wd version with Honda’s new 1.6-litre diesel engine. This motor replaces the last CR-V’s 2.2-litre diesel, which in 4wd models produces 160bhp and in 2wd versions 120bhp. Honda is considering a higher displacement diesel engine for its CR-V in India, and the vehicle is likely to hit Indian markets somewhere in 2015. Considering the latest diesel moves of Honda, the CR-V diesel is likely to be a reality soon, according to .