Honda City 2023 on dealer, ready to pinch both Toyota Vios and Hyundai Accent

Honda City 2023 starts to go to dealers, getting ready for the day of ‘erasing’ Toyota Vios and Hyundai Accent

Honda Cars India is ready to launch an updated version of the Honda City model in India to fight Toyota Vios and Hyundai Accent. Although an official launch date has yet to be announced, the model will likely go on sale in the first week of March this year. Interested customers can pre-order the new Honda City 2023 facelift at dealers with a deposit of Rs 21,000 (about VND 6 million) or via online form with an amount of Rs 5,000 (about VND 1.4 million). In fact, the Japanese automaker has already started sending the City 2023 to its select dealers. According to a new media report, the new Honda City product line will have a total of 9 variants spread across 4 versions including SV, V, VX and ZX.

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Determined to bring down the Honda CR-V, Mitsubishi Outlander is about to add a new version with an attractive expected price

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The Ralliart sub-brand was revived by Mitsubishi two years ago and the first high-performance car in the Ralliart lineup will likely take its roots from the hybrid version of the Mitsubishi Outlander range.

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Close-up of the newly launched 355 million car model: ‘Same wheel’ with Toyota Raize

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Tata Motors recently launched the Red Dark Edition of Nexon, Harrier and Safari SUV models in this country. In particular, Tata Nexon Red Dark Edition is the version that has received a lot of attention from users and is sold with a starting price of Rs 12.35 lakh (equivalent to VND 355 million).

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Rivalry of Kia Seltos launches a new version: Very good price, design ‘eats off’ Hyundai Creta

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After exhibiting at Auto Expo 2023, Tata Motors has now officially launched the Tata Harrier Red Dark Edition in the Indian market with a starting price of Rs 21.77 lakh, equivalent to about 624, 8 million VND when converted into Vietnamese currency. This new version promises to scare off rivals like Kia Seltos and Hyundai Creta.

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