
In a bold move to boost appeal in India’s competitive mid-size sedan market, Honda has slashed the price of its City Hybrid by ₹95,000, bringing the ex-showroom price down to ₹19.89 lakh. With this strategic price drop, the City Hybrid is now nearly ₹1 lakh more affordable than select trims of the Hyundai Verna and Volkswagen Virtus, making it a standout offering for tech-savvy and fuel-conscious buyers.
Price Cut Makes Hybrid More Accessible
Originally launched in 2022 at a similar price point, the City Hybrid’s revised pricing brings it back into serious contention, especially for customers previously considering a petrol-only model. The move signals Honda’s intention to make hybrid technology mainstream in the under-₹20 lakh category — a segment where no direct hybrid competitor exists today.
Outstanding Mileage & Efficient Powertrain
Under the hood, the City Hybrid features a 1.5-litre petrol engine mated with two electric motors and Honda’s i-MMD (Intelligent Multi-Mode Drive) system. This advanced hybrid setup delivers an impressive fuel efficiency of 26.5 km/l. It can even run on pure electric power in certain driving conditions, offering a superior fuel-saving experience for urban commutes and long hauls alike.
Feature-Rich and Future-Ready
The City Hybrid ZX trim sets itself apart from regular petrol variants with Honda Sensing ADAS technology. Key features include:
- Lane Keeping Assist
- Adaptive Cruise Control
- Collision Mitigation Braking System
In addition to its tech prowess, the hybrid also receives a sportier diffuser, lip spoiler, and e:HEV badging, giving it a premium look and feel over the standard City models.
Better Than Petrol in the Long Run?
Now available under ₹20 lakh, the City Hybrid offers superior fuel economy, advanced safety features, and lower running costs, making it a better long-term value proposition than many petrol-only sedans. For buyers seeking a blend of technology, comfort, and efficiency, this price revision makes the hybrid an obvious choice.
A Segment Without True Hybrid Rivals
As of June 2025, sales of traditional sedans like the Hyundai Verna, Volkswagen Virtus, Skoda Slavia, and Maruti Ciaz have shown signs of decline. With no true hybrid competitor in this segment — and Toyota’s hybrid sedan priced much higher — the Honda City e:HEV now stands as India’s most affordable full-hybrid sedan, carving out a niche of its own.
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