Introduction
The 2018 Honda City was awarded the Best Car of the Year 2016 in the Middle East (MECOTY). Honda revamped the City model shortly after three years of launching the sixth generation. The City is available in three trims (DX, LX, EX) and is recognized as the most fuel-efficient car in its class.
Exterior Design
The Honda City has received aesthetic improvements compared to the previous model, particularly enhancing its front fascia through:
- A stylish chrome front grille designed in a honeycomb pattern.
- Newly designed daytime running lights.
- Wider headlights for improved visibility in adverse weather conditions.
The rear section has also been redesigned, featuring a new rear bumper complemented by updated taillights and a more aggressive rear diffuser.
Interior Design
The 2018 Honda City follows the principle of maximizing passenger space while minimizing engine compartment space. The cabin welcomes passengers with a sleek black design featuring:
- Ample legroom for all passengers.
- Rear air conditioning vents.
- An intricately designed central console.
The interior is equipped with a touchscreen infotainment system that supports smartphone connectivity via HDMI, cruise control, Bluetooth connectivity, and an engine start/stop button.
Performance
At the heart of the Honda City lies a 1.5-liter i-VTEC gasoline engine, delivering 118 horsepower and 145 Nm of torque, paired with a CVT transmission. This engine features an exceptional fuel efficiency system through PGM-FI fuel injection, achieving an average of 20 kilometers per liter, with a fuel tank capacity of 40 liters.
Colors and Availability
The 2018 Honda City is available in six different colors:
- Pearl White
- Metallic Silver
- Metallic Gray
- Pearl Black Crystal
- Carnelian Pearl Red
- Dark Metallic Gray
It also offers two interior color options (Ivory, Black). The 2018 Honda City is available at all showrooms across the UAE, with prices starting from AED 52,900.
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