Honda India, the domestic arm of Japanese car maker, is likely to launch its much awaited Amaze sedan in the market on April 11. The auto maker is yet to reveal the exact price and other details of the upcoming sedan.
According to reports, the dealers are anticipating a huge response for Honda's first diesel car. The dealer opine that the new launch may revive sales and lost grounds for the car make. The upcoming model is reported to be the cheapest sedan from the Indian portfolio of Honda Cars so far.
"Interested buyers can now book the upcoming model at the authorised dealerships of Honda India by paying an amount of Rs.10,000," said the report on cartrade.com.
The report added: "The model is anticipated to come equipped with a number of comfort features, which will add to the convenience of its passengers at an economical price. The rumour mill has stated that the 2013 Amaze will sport a number of safety features like dual airbags and Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) with Electronic Brake-force Distribution (EBD). Besides, height adjustable driver's seat, sporty alloy wheels, rear defogger, turn indicator equipped ORVMs and arm rest at rear row is also expected to be packed within the model."
The model will reportedly feature a 1.5 litre i-DTEC diesel engine, which will have an enthralling output.
The Senior Vice President, Marketing and Sales of Honda Cars India, Jnaneshwar Sen was quoted as saying, "The newly developed iDTEC engine belongs to the new generation powertrain technology Earth Dreams Technology that realises both excellent driving performance and fuel economy at a high level."
He said: "Amaze will be the first car from Honda to sport this new diesel engine. We feel that the contemporary style of Amaze and all the core values of Honda (durability, quality and reliability) will appeal to the growing base of entry level sedan customers."
With Agency Inputs
Its really a game changer which can easily disturb the game-plan of existing famous sedans like Hyundai Verna and Maruti Swift Dzire.
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