The demand for sedans has seen a substantial decline in recent years as the market has become more receptive to SUVs and high-riding crossovers. Currently, there are only a limited number of cars available for purchase on the market, and among them, only a small portion are selling in significant quantities. One of the vehicles is the Honda Amaze, which competes with the Maruti Dzire, Hyundai Aura, and Tata Tigor.
Honda is now selling a significant number of Amaze cars on a monthly basis, since it is in its second generation. A significant proportion of purchasers are fleet operators because to the high demand for Amaze in the taxi industry. Autocar India's latest report states that the Japanese manufacturer plans to upgrade the tiny sedan with a new generation model.According to a recent media source, Honda is planning to introduce the new-generation Amaze in India over the festival season, most likely around Diwali, later this year. The present automobile has been available for purchase from 2018 and had a mid-cycle update in 2021. The report states that the new Amaze will use the same platform as the City and Elevate models.Anticipated are many minor modifications to the external aesthetics of the Amaze by Honda, resulting in an evolutionary enhancement of the overall appearance. Due to its present appearance, Amaze is considered one of the most visually appealing automobiles in its category, hence Honda has no intention of implementing any drastic design changes. Anticipate Honda to revamp the interiors with a new arrangement.Honda is expected to enhance the amenities of the new-generation Amaze by including a bigger touchscreen infotainment display, maybe adopting the free-standing device from the Elevate model. The kit is anticipated to include LED headlights, taillights, and winkers. Nevertheless, we have reservations about whether Honda will include the camera-based Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) technologies that are available in the City and Elevate models in the forthcoming Amaze.Honda is expected to retain the existing 1.2-liter naturally aspirated i-Vtec petrol engine from the current model. This engine is equipped with either a 5-speed manual or a 7-step CVT automatic transmission and produces 89 horsepower and 110 Nm of maximum torque. The 1.5-litre i-Dtec diesel engine, which was previously available, was retired last year and is not anticipated to be reintroduced.
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9 сен 2024
