Honda City Hatchback

Inside, the Honda City Hatchback is predominantly hard plastic and slightly lacks a youthful design. However, the car’s new internal changes make up for it. The driver now has access to a new 4.2-inch full color instrument display that has digital display and illumination. All passengers can also enjoy its improved 8-inch touchscreen infotainment system that is linked to eight speakers and offers wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Aside from this, it is also equipped with new leather upholstery, which enhanced its interior look compared to before. 

Another strength of its interior is its spacious cargo. It has generous capacities of 289 L when the rear seats are up and 841 L when these are folded. Hence, this car would really be a practical buy for small families who need a vehicle that can comfortably accommodate them and conveniently store their belongings. 

The latest Honda City Hatchback available in the country underwent some changes with its exterior. Compared to its predecessor, its front grille has been redesigned and was given a new pattern, which looks like a honeycomb. It has new foglamp housings, and its front bumper was given pointier edges. Unlike the previous model, this also has sporty side sill garnishes now and a rear diffuser at the back. On the sides, you will notice its 16-inch Berlina Black alloy wheels that give this car a sportier look. It is still equipped with LED lighting all around. On top of this, it sports the RS Emblem at the front, showcasing the premium aura surrounding higher-trim models of the brand. The Honda City Hatchback is 4,369 mm in length, 1,748 mm in width, 1,488 mm in height. It also has a wheelbase of 2,600 mm and a ground clearance of 134 mm.

The Honda City Hatchback utilizes a suspension combination of a MacPherson Strut at the front and a Torsion Beam at the rear. This vehicle is light to maneuver and has a decent turn responsiveness, which is very good for an entry-level hatchback. Additionally, for some degree of manual control, this vehicle is equipped with paddle shifters. Ultimately the Honda City Hatchback is engineered to make city driving comfortable and light for everyone.

The Honda City Hatchback is powered by a 1.5 L, 4-cylinder i-VTEC engine that produces a maximum power output of 121 PS and a maximum torque of 145 Nm. It runs on continuously variable transmission (CVT) and a front wheel drivetrain. On the road, it can run 25 kms per liter, showing its fuel efficiency. This car is a great daily vehicle as it is engineered to power through concrete roads without the worry of high fuel costs.

What sets the latest model of the Honda City Hatchback is its utilization of the Honda Sensing, the brand’s official set of advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS). The Honda Sensing provides the driver with adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning, auto high beam, lead car departure notification, road departure mitigation, and hi-tech systems for lane keeping and collision mitigation braking. On top of these, the car is also equipped with standard safety and security features. 

In terms of braking, it utilizes a ventilated disk at the front, while a drum at the rear. It has an anti-lock braking system that is much needed in today’s age of driving. Overall, you can rely on the Honda City Hatchback to get you and anyone on board from point A to point B safely.

The latest Honda City Hatchback is the line’s best one yet. It is a great first car choice for young adults who are still developing their careers and/or new parents who are just starting out when it comes to forming and sustaining a family.