The popular models, Honda Elevate & Honda City will now come equipped with six airbags, 3-point Emergency Locking Retractor (ELR) seatbelts and Seatbelt reminder for all 5 seats as standard offering across all grades.

These models will also come with several feature additions which will enhance customer experience. The City e: HEV, already equipped with six airbags, will now also feature seatbelt reminders for all five occupants. Honda Amaze will feature enhanced safety with seatbelt reminders for all 5 occupants.

Speaking on the enhanced safety package, Mr. Takuya Tsumura, President & CEO, Honda Cars India Ltd. said:

Honda demonstrates its unwavering commitment to safety of our customers through a comprehensive suite of active and passive safety features, prioritising protection for drivers, passengers, and fellow road users alike. Aligned with our global target for ‘zero traffic collision fatalities involving Honda vehicle’s and approach of ‘Safety For Everyone’, we are making 6 airbags as standard offering across Elevate and City. As India’s road infrastructure evolves and safety awareness among customers rises, Honda remains steadfast in its commitment to exceeding safety benchmarks, and thereby delivering excellence and customer satisfaction.

The new Honda City gets sporty and stylish new looks with a New Sporty Front Grille with Diamond chequered flag pattern, newly designed Front Bumper with Carbon wrapped Lower Molding, Sporty Fog Lamp Garnish, New Rear Bumper with Sporty Carbon-Wrapped Diffuser, Body coloured Sporty Trunk Lip Spoiler and newly designed R16 Dual-Tone Diamond-Cut Multi-Spoke Alloy Wheels. A brand-new addition to the New City's fascinating and distinctive colour palette is the Obsidian Blue Pearl colour.

The New Honda City (Petrol) now comes with Honda Sensing – an advanced driver-assist safety technology that alerts the driver to minimize the risk of accidents and in some cases intervenes to mitigate a collision or lessen its severity. The City e:HEV which already comes with Honda Sensing, will have an additional feature of "Low-Speed Follow" in Adaptive Cruise Control function.

Another new feature ‘Lead Car Departure Notification System’ has been added in Honda Sensing suite of safety features in both City (petrol) and City e:HEV that informs the driver with visual and audible alerts when the preceding vehicle starts moving in situations like Traffic Lights junctions.

Introduction of new advanced connectivity features like Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, Improved Infotainment System with new background & colours, Remote control operation via Smart Phone Application, Improved Rear Camera, Wireless Charger, Rain Sensing Auto Wiper add to the appeal and convenience for the customers. The City e:HEV gets a new Carbon Fibre pattern Instrument Panel Assistant side Garnish Finish, Piano Black Surround Finish on All AC Vents and Piano Black Garnish on Steering Wheel.

The milestone event was attended by senior leadership from Honda’s Regional Office including Mr. Hiroshi Tokutake, Executive Vice President, Asian Honda Motor Co., Ltd. and Mr. Katsuhiro Kaneda, Director, Asian Honda Motor Co., Ltd. along with the HCIL management team.

HCIL began production operations in Dec 1997 with a focus on offering premium and world-class products for its customers in India. The 2 Million milestone also reiterates Honda’s commitment towards the “Make in India” vision of Govt. of India.

Honda Cars India not only builds automobiles in India to meet the needs of customers here. India also serves as a key export base for Honda – for both completed vehicles and components. The company currently exports made-in-India Honda City and Honda Amaze to 16 markets across the globe. The company has cumulatively invested over Rs 10,000 crore since setting up its operations in India.

Honda Cars India values customer experience and strives to provide the finest services to every customer from its 330 dealership facilities spread over 242 cities in India.

Honda City started its journey in India in 1998, and now in its fifth generation avatar, has remained the longest-running mainstream model in Indian automotive history. The Honda City is an extremely strong aspirational brand for achievers and enjoys huge brand loyalty amongst its customers. Synonymous with the brand Honda, the City has been a key pillar of business for HCIL since the inception of the company, and has cumulatively provided pride and joy of driving to more than 9 lakh customers in India and its export markets.

India is the largest and most important market for the Honda City sedan, currently accounting for over 28% of the car’s sales in Honda’s Asia Oceania region (Jan-Aug’22). In line with Honda’s global vision to realize carbon neutrality and zero collision fatalities by 2050, HCIL launched the Honda City e:HEV in 2022, which marked the beginning of Honda’s electrification journey in India.

1st Gen: 1998 - 2003

Honda City’s first-generation model was sold in India between 1998 -2003 and was based on the sixth-generation Honda Civic (FERIO). The VTEC Hyper 16 valve engine that produced a 106hp of peak power in first gen City was one of the fastest machines of its time and it instantly struck the right chord both among the general consumers and racing enthusiasts.

2nd Gen: 2003 - 2008

The second-generation Honda City was conceptualized on the Honda Jazz platform which was designed with fuel-tank being at the center of the car known as 'Centre tank-layout.' Due to this innovation, the second-generation model was more spacious, comfortable and fuel-efficient. It also got a new 1.5L i-DSI or “Intelligent Dual & Sequential Ignition” engine that offered ease of driving, enhanced comfort levels and high fuel economy. The second-generation City also saw the introduction of a CVT variant – a first for any car in India. It was also equipped with ABS - a novelty during that time which made Honda City far ahead from its competitors in the same segment.

3rd Gen: 2008 - 2013

The third generation was launched with a completely new look. The radical, Arrow-Shot styling was accepted very well by the customers. The all-new 1.5L i-VTEC engine became the biggest selling point. It also offered the best standard safety in its segment. With Dual Front Airbags and ABS with EBD as standard in all variants – it was far ahead of its times in the year 2008, 11 years before the regulation came in for all cars to be equipped with the same. With this generation, Honda provided yet another compelling product that offered more power, comfort, refinement, and efficiency while sporting good looks.

4th Gen: 2014 - 2020

With the 4th-gen City, launched in 2014, Honda introduced the 1.5L i-DTEC diesel engine along with the 1.5L i-VTEC petrol engine. A new generation CVT was also introduced in this City, offering better fuel efficiency than the manual variant. This generation offered more powertrain options, innovative equipment and more spacious interiors than ever before.

5th Gen: 2020 onwards

The fifth generation of the Honda City was introduced in July 2020. The new Generation City is outfitted with tremendous improvement making it a segment leader, with its superior technology, comfort & design. The car took a huge leap in Connected Car Services as standard offering and became India’s First Connected Car with Alexa Remote Capability. The newest edition to the aspirational brand in terms of technology is the City e:HEV, India’s first Supreme Hybrid Electric model, which is poised to revolutionize the Indian sedan market.

Customers will have the option to avail the innovative scheme of ‘Drive in 2022, Pay in 2023’, allowing them to buy a Honda car in 2022 and pay regular EMIs from 2023. This unique scheme will be available across all authorized Honda dealerships and branches of KMPL in the country.

Honda Cars India intends to enhance the consumer’s ease of buying experience and fulfil the desire to own a car of their choice, through this innovative scheme.

The special festive scheme ‘Drive in 2022, Pay in 2023’ is in force with immediate effect and is valid till October 31, 2022, for all variants of Honda City & Amaze. The finance will be available upto 85% of on-road cost of the car with negligible cost EMI for the first three months and regular EMIs from the fourth month onwards till the end of the tenure.

The service camp is a part of Honda Cars India's customer-centric initiatives to provide an enhanced ownership experience. It is scheduled to take place from 21 Sept to 30 Sept 2022.

Honda customers can avail attractive offers on Value Added Services such as Exterior, Interior enrichment, Anti-rust Treatment and many more. During periodic maintenance service, vehicle will be thoroughly inspected, consisting of a battery check-up, electrical system inspection, suspension inspection and other crucial components. HCIL technicians will also provide the best advice about the vehicle's health (diagnosis).

During the service camp, customers can take advantage of the fixed-price Periodic Maintenance service. Attractive offers are also available on customer-paid BP jobs and General Repair jobs.

Talking about the initiative, Mr Kunal Behl, Vice President Marketing & Sales, Honda Cars India Ltd. said, “Honda Cars India is committed to offer the best of Honda services to all its customers. The nationwide mega service camp is a reaffirmation of our commitment. We want our customers to make the most of this initiative, get expert care for their cars and experience the joy of owning a Honda Car.”

Sharing thoughts on the April 2022 sales performance, Mr. Yuichi Murata, Director, Marketing and Sales, Honda Cars India Ltd said:

The customer sentiment continues to show improvement and positivity, which is reflected in strong demand. However, the supply chain issues remain a challenge for the industry which is impacting the ability to meet the growing demand. We are hopeful that the situation improves sooner than later so that the demand-supply equation can be more balanced.

He further added, “On our new City e:HEV, we have received an overwhelming response from the market, reaffirming the preference for a Strong Electric Hybrid model in the mainstream segment. We will be launching this segment-defining product on May 4th, 2022.”

The New City e:HEV features Honda’s unique self-charging and highly efficient two-motor e-CVT hybrid system connected to a smooth 1.5-litre Atkinson-Cycle DOHC i-VTEC petrol engine, Intelligent Power Unit (IPU) with advanced Lithium-ion Battery and an Engine linked direct coupling Clutch. The e:HEV electric-hybrid system uses three driving modes - EV Drive, Hybrid Drive and Engine Drive, along with Regeneration mode during deceleration. A clever Power Control Unit ensures seamless and automatic switching between the three modes based on various driving situations.

The New Honda City e:HEV’s strong hybrid electric system produces System Combined Max Power of 126 PS, Outstanding Fuel Efficiency of 26.5 km/l and Maximum motor torque of 253 Nm @ 0 - 3,000 rpm. An advanced Electric Servo Brake system with all four-wheel disc brakes that contribute to fuel efficiency and provide a smooth brake feel has been adopted for the New City e:HEV.

Honda City e:HEV comes fully equipped with advanced safety technologies and features like ACE body structure, Ultra High Tensile Strength Steel Frame with use of Super High Formability 980 MPa grade steel, AVAS (Acoustic Vehicle Alerting System at low speed EV Mode), 6 Airbags, Honda Lane-Watch, Multi-angle Rear view Camera, Tyre Pressure Monitoring System with Deflation Warning, Vehicle Stability Assist with Agile Handling Assist, Hill Start Assist, ISOFIX compatible Rear Side Seats with Lower Anchorage & Top Tether etc.

Customers can book the New Honda City e:HEV at all authorized Honda dealerships across the country with a booking amount of INR 21,000. Additionally, they can also book the car online from the comfort of their homes through ‘Honda from Home’ platform on Honda Cars India website for an amount of INR 5,000.

The partnership will facilitate customers to avail custom-built financing solutions, on the purchase of Honda Amaze or Honda City; such as Low EMI, Flexi term, up to 100% ex-showroom funding and customised schemes for specific customer groups like farmers etc.

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HCIL has tied up with multiple financiers including PSU Banks, Retail Financiers and NBFCs, with a keen focus on semi-urban and rural regions, to offer competitive interest rates and flexible repayment options to enhance customer convenience during their car purchase. Special schemes have also been offered to make the festive season even more attractive and rewarding. These schemes will offer easy-to-buy options for customers in the prevailing COVID scenario, where more and more customers are opting for personal mobility to keep themselves safe and healthy.

Commenting on this partnership and roll out of special schemes, Mr Rajesh Goel, Senior Vice President & Director, Marketing & Sales, Honda Cars India Limited, said, “The partnership with IndusInd Bank is an extension of our efforts towards making personal mobility more accessible and affordable to a diverse set of customers, both salaried and self-employed. We anticipate increased demand during the festive period, and with this partnership, we will be offering easy, hassle-free and personalised financing solutions designed to encourage the purchase and elevate car ownership experience.”

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Earlier in Aug 2021, HCIL had also joined hands with Canara Bank to offer attractive and affordable finance schemes for customers. The partnership was to facilitate customers to avail easy financing options and hassle-free car loans from Canara Bank for the purchase of Honda Amaze, Honda City, Honda Jazz and Honda WR-V. Honda City is the entry-level model of Honda for the subcompact segment. The 5th gen has a sleeker exterior design and a revamped interior as well as updated in-cabin features. (Source: https://philkotse.com/honda-city-price-philippines)

Special schemes for the auspicious festivities have also been offered to make this buying season even more attractive and rewarding. Honda Cars India has been partnering with multiple banks to offer these schemes across the country with a special focus on semi-urban to rural regions.

Also Read: Honda Amaze Facelift - What's New? - Exterior, Interior, Engine, Price

Commenting on this partnership and rollout of special schemes, Mr Rajesh Goel, Senior Vice President & Director, Marketing & Sales, Honda Cars India Limited, said, “The partnership with Canara Bank is an extension of our efforts towards enabling easy and convenient financing solutions for our customers. We always endeavour to enhance customer experience right from the point of purchase through years of car ownership. We are confident that the tie-up with Canara Bank will help us meet the diverse finance requirements of our customers, especially during the upcoming festive season.”

Currently, Honda Cars India has 5 models in its catalogue for the domestic market. We have the 5th-gen Honda City which sits at the top of the brand’s Indian lineup with a starting price of INR 11.16 lakh. It is on sale beside the 4th-gen model that’s on sale from INR 9.29 lakh. Then there’s the Honda WR-V and Jazz whose prices start at INR 8.76 lakh and INR 7.65 lakh respectively.

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Honda Cars India has recently launched the Honda Amaze facelift. To lure in customers and bring some freshness to the product, Honda has implemented certain changes to the updated model of the sedan. The pricing starts at INR 6.32 lakh for the base model and goes all the way up to INR 11.15 lakh for the top-end variant.

All prices are ex-showroom

The enhanced version of the Next-Gen Honda Connect in the 5th-gen Honda City features Honda Action on Google. It is an extension of integrated Connected technology offered in the sedan. It will enable “Ok Google” functionality in the car. Apart from that, HCIL has also enriched the Honda Connect platform with 4 new functionalities and all 36 features deliver enhanced safety, convenience and peace of mind to its customers.

Also Read: Honda Cars India Domestic Sales & Export Figures For June ‘21 Released

The Honda Action on Google will offer 10 voice-enabled features that can be executed via Google Assistant-enabled devices like Google Nest Speakers, Android phones, etc. It is also supported by iOS devices. These 10 features can be used with the text-based command functionality of Google as well.

Additionally, the newly introduced features in Honda Connect include Valet Alert, Fuel Log Analysis, Cost of Maintenance Analysis and Enhanced options for Service Products. The advanced Honda Connect platform has been developed keeping in mind customer’s hyperactive lifestyle and their growing interaction with advanced technology, offering instant and seamless communication between the customer, car, his family and Honda.

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Speaking about the introduction of Google Assitance in the 5th-gen Honda City, Mr Rajesh Goel, SVP & Director, Sales and Marketing, Honda Cars India, said:

Consumers are increasingly seeking products and solutions that make their life easier and caters to their on-the-go lifestyle in a seamless manner. As we celebrate the anniversary milestone of our successful 5th-Gen Honda City, we are delighted to introduce the voice-based Google Assistant interface with our Honda Connect platform which will offer convenience to stay connected with your car while performing daily routine activities.

In June 2021, Honda Cars India sold 4,767 units in the domestic market. In the corresponding period last year, the brand had registered only 1,398 units amidst operational restrictions of the COVID-led national lockdown. On the other hand, the company has exported 1,241 cars last month. In June 2020, the export numbers stood at just 142. For reference, in March 2021, Honda Cars India had sold 7,103 units in the country whereas, in April, the figure increased to 9,072; which is a growth of 27.7%.

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Speaking on the business situation, Mr Rajesh Goel, Sr. Vice President and Director, Marketing & Sales, Honda Cars India Ltd, said:

Our June despatches were in line with our production output, which we maintained at below 50% of the pre-COVID level. With the unlocking of many states and the reopening of dealer outlets in most markets, we expect car sales to further pick up from this month onwards and will accordingly ramp up our daily production. We hope that this positive momentum will continue thereby helping the industry to recover, however, challenges of COVID related disruptions and rising ownership costs due to higher raw material prices remain.

Currently, Honda Cars India has 5 models in its catalogue for the domestic market. We have the 5th-gen Honda City which sits at the top of the brand’s Indian lineup with a starting price of INR 10.99 lakh. It is on sale beside the 4th-gen model. Then there’s the Honda Amaze that is available at a starting price of INR 6.22 lakh. The remaining two models include the Honda BR-V and Jazz whose prices start at INR 8.62 lakh and INR 7.55 lakh respectively.

All prices are ex-showroom

Fastest cars in India under 20 lakhs – Kia Seltos

The first entry on our list of the fastest cars in India under 20 lakhs is the Kia Seltos. The compact SUV has been a consistent top seller since its launch, helping the South Korean automaker establish itself really quickly in the Indian auto market. The top of the line Seltos GT comes with a 1.4-litre turbo-petrol engine that makes 140 PS and 242 Nm of peak power and torque. The powertrain compliments the SUV’s sporty and aggressive design, with the Seltos GT coming with features like full LED headlamps and DRLs, signature red grille inserts, grey metallic alloy wheels, and dual exhaust pipes. Moving to the interior, the Seltos GT gets a chrome upholstery package, brushed stainless steel pedals and GT branding. Safety features include dual airbags, ABS with EBD, cornering lights, parking sensors front and rear, and a reversing camera.

• Acceleration – 0 to 100 in 9 Seconds
• Maximum Speed – 190 kmph

Honda City

The next car on our list of fastest cars in India under Rs 20 lakhs is the Honda City. The latest fifth-generation City is powered by a 1.5-litre i-VTEC DOHC petrol engine that churns out peak power and torque outputs of 121 PS and 145 Nm, respectively. The fifth-generation City’s design is an evolution of the last model with sleeker headlamps, redesigned front bumper, and a sculpted lip spoiler on the boot lid. The interior of the new City has been given a more noticeable upgrade with a new, premium dashboard with soft-touch panels and a touchscreen infotainment system with inbuilt Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Safety features on the fifth-generation City include six airbags, ABS with EBD, front seat belts with pre-tensioner load limiter, and rear parking sensors with a reversing camera

• Acceleration – 0 to 100 in 11 Seconds
• Maximum Speed – 180 kmph

Hyundai Grand i10 Nios

Hyundai’s Grand i10 Nios is the third car on our list of fastest cars in India under 20 lakhs in India. The hatchback’s fastest variant is powered by a 1-litre turbo-petrol that makes 100 PS and 171 of peak power and torque figures. Other engine options include a 1.2-litre N/A petrol making 83 PS and 114 Nm peak power and torque and a 1.2-litre diesel that makes peak power and torque figures of 75 PS and 190 Nm, respectively. The turbo-petrol engine coupled with the Grand i10 Nios’ light weight gives it a good power-to-weight ratio, helping the hatchback post quick acceleration figures.

The Hyundai Grand i10 Nios’s top variants come loaded with features like an 8.0-inch touchscreen infotainment system with integrated Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, a 5.3-inch semi-digital instrument cluster, a USB charger at the front and a power outlet at the rear, a leather-wrapped steering wheel with audio controls, rear parking camera, electrically adjustable and foldable ORVMS and more.

• Acceleration – 0 to 100 in 10 Seconds on Turbo Petrol
• Maximum Speed – 170 kmph

Hyundai Creta

Hyundai makes another appearance on our list of fastest cars in India under 20 lakh rupees with the Creta. The flagship Creta Turbo comes with a 1.4-litre turbo-petrol engine that makes 140 PS and 242 Nm of peak power and torque figures. The turbo models of the second-generation Creta get projector headlights, a contrasting black coloured roof, rear spoiler, and diamond-cut alloy wheels. Moving to the interior, the Creta comes with features like a 10.25-inch touchscreen infotainment system with Android Auto & Apple CarPlay, including a panoramic sunroof, wireless charger, ventilated front seats, automatic climate control, cruise control, an electronic parking brake, push-button start and more.

• Acceleration – 0 to 100 kmpl in 9 Seconds
• Maximum Speed – 190 kmph

Ford Figo

The last entrant in our list on our list of fastest cars in India under 20 lakhs is the Ford Figo Sports Edition. The hatchback is powered by a 1.5-litre TDCi diesel engine that makes peak power and torque figures of 100 PS and 215 Nm, respectively. The Figo Sports Edition gets a few unique touches on the exterior like black headlamp surrounds, a black front grille, and dual-tone exteriors with dynamic graphics. Moving to the interior, the Figo Sports Edition gets a leather-wrapped steering wheel with red stitches, lunar grey interior applique, proteus black centre stack bezel, and single tone chrome black environment. The Ford Figo Sports edition comes with safety features like dual front airbags, ABS with EBD, engine immobilizer, keyless entry and perimeter alarm.

• Acceleration – 12.76 Seconds
• Maximum Speed – 165-175 kmph

The Honda N7X concept carries a familiar Honda design language, already seen on the likes of the new City, HR-V and the CR-V. The front-end features a multi-slat chrome grille flanked by slim wraparound headlights. There is also a dual-LED DRL setup, with one LED DRL setup in the headlight cluster while the second one positioned below. The bumper has a wide air-dam, brushed aluminium inserts and a faux skid plate. Moving to the side, the N7X concept features a strong beltline that runs across the length of the SUV. The slightly flared wheel arches get black plastic cladding for a tough look while the wheels are silver multi-spoke units. The rear-end of the N7X concept gets horizontally placed wraparound taillights with LED elements. The SUV looks fairly production-ready, to be honest, even wearing production-ready panels.

Honda hasn’t revealed the interior of the N7X concept, but it is expected to be largely similar to the current City’s cabin. The SUV will be offered in both 6 and 7-seat layouts, with captain seats in the middle for the former. Honda claims that the new N7X was designed and developed while taking into account consumers in various markets including Indonesia. The Japanese automaker states that the N7X combines the best of MPVs and SUVs, able to tackle various road conditions without compromising on comfort and space.

Being based on the current Honda City, the production version of the Honda N7X concept will most likely be powered by the same 1.5-litre petrol engine that produces 123 PS and 145 Nm of peak power and torque. The automaker may also offer the 1-litre turbo-petrol which makes peak power and torque figures of 123 PS and 175 Nm. Transmission choices will include a 6-speed manual and a CVT automatic.

The Honda City is not the only model that has been affected by the price hike. In fact, Honda's entire lineup has seen an increment in price. The Honda Amaze has seen a price hike in the range of INR 7,000 - 12,000. Meanwhile, prices for the Honda Jazz have been hiked by INR 9,000. The prices for most variants of the WR-V remain unchanged, the base price has gone up by INR 7,000. Only the prices of the fourth-gen Honda City has remained unchanged.

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The fifth-gen Honda City continues with the popularity it has always enjoyed in the Indian market. Although sales have been dismal in the C-segment sedan space recently, the Honda City has consistently been one of the best selling sedans in this space. The City was the top-selling C-Segment sedan in both January and February 2021. However, Honda City's sales in March 21 dropped 68% on a MoM basis to 815 units, as compared to 2,524 units sold in February 2021. The reason for such a steep decline is still unknown.

The fifth-gen Honda City gets two engine options under its hood - a 1.5L DOHC, four-cylinder naturally aspirated petrol engine that produces 121hp and 145Nm of torque and a 1.5L dour-cylinder diesel engine that produces 100hp and 200Nm of torque. Both engines come mated to a 6-speed manual gearbox as standard while the petrol engine is additionally offered with a CVT gearbox. One of the reason why the new City has grown to be so popular is that it is extremely well packaged.

It feels properly premium on the inside and is very well equipped with features such as an 8-inch touchscreen system, Alexa remote compatibility, a G-Force meter, Honda’s Lane Watch camera, Honda Connect telematics system with 32 connected car features, a 7.0-inch MID, cruise control, paddle shifters (CVT only), an electric sunroof, ambient lighting and more. The Honda City rivals the likes of the Hyundai Verna, Skoda Rapid, Volkswagen Vento and the  Maruti Suzuki Ciaz.

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The recall will be carried out in a phased manner and has already started from April 17, 2021. The carmaker has released a detailed list of all the models that have been affected, including their production period and the number of units of each model that have been fitted with the faulty fuel pump. Barring the fifth-gen Honda City, the recall has affected every other Honda car in India. The vehicle most affected by this recall is the Honda Amaze with as many as 36,086 units fitted with the faulty fuel pump.

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The recall also includes 20,248 units of the fourth-gen Honda City, 7,871 units of the WR-V, 6,235 units of the Jazz hatchback, 5,170 units of the Civic sedan, and 1,737 units of the BR-V. All these vehicles were manufactured between January and October 2019. Additionally, the recall also covers 607 units of the Honda CR-V that were manufactured between January 2019 and September 2020. It must be noted that the Honda CR-V, Civic and BR-V have been discontinued in India.

Vehicles manufactured before or after the above-mentioned time period do not have the suspected fuel pump issue. This recall could actually be a part of a global recall that Honda initiated in March 2021. Earlier last month, Honda had said that they will recall about 761,000 vehicles worldwide to replace fuel pumps that could fail and lead to engine problems. Given the current situation with the pandemic in the country, Honda dealers are operating with limited staff. Customers are advised to visit dealerships with prior appointment to adhere to pandemic protocols.

Honda's authorized dealer partners will be contacting the owners of the affected vehicles individually. The replacement of the part will be carried out free of cost to the customer. Additionally, owners can also check whether their cars are covered under this campaign by entering the 17-digit Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) on the special microsite which has been created on the company's website.

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