Honda City Hybrid Facelift 2025 – The Honda City Hybrid (e: HEV) has been one of the best-selling hybrid sedans in the Indian auto market, which is really a performer besides superb fuel efficiency. The facelifted model arriving in 2025 will only strengthen the case for this car in this segment. But really, it is not only skin-deep; there are many changes under the skin that have upgraded the technical and feature end of the new car to make it quite glorious and efficient.
Design and Technologies
City Hybrid’s makeover has a completely newly designed front grille, aside from it is an entirely new sporty bumper with aerodynamic lines to the rear lamps. The biggest change is inside.
The infotainment system has grown from an 8-inch to a delightful 10.25-inch touchscreen and now supports both wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay connections. A fully colored digital instrument cluster now also shows real-time energy flow, which adds significantly to the hybrid experience of driving.
Further Fuel Mileage
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Improvement and Advanced Driver Assistance System
Honda has made further improvements in the software and energy management of the e: HEV hybrid powertrain. As such, the ARAI-claimed mileage has risen from 26.5 km/l to about 27.6-29 km/l, thus being counted as one of the most fuel-efficient sedans in India. The Honda Sensing ADAS suite has also been updated to include Traffic Jam Assist, a nifty addition that lightens the task of manoeuvring through India’s stop-and-go traffic. Also available are the newly introduced ventilated front seats in this new sedan.
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An even more advanced, efficient, and equipment-rich combination, the Honda City Hybrid Facelift 2025, with even better mileage and Traffic Jam Assist as part of ADAS-very appealingly becomes one among the many in the hybrid sedan segment. This new Honda City Hybrid Facelift is expected to spill over into the Indian market by mid-2025 at a marginal price increase over the ongoing version.