Honda Cars India Limited

Honda Cars India to roll out hybrid and electric SUVs by FY27, says Prez & CEO

Takuya Tsumura was speaking on the sidelines of third-generation Amaze launch by HCIL. While the first generation of Amaze was introduced in 2013 followed by its next edition in 2018. HCIL sold 5.8 lakh units of the Amaze so far in the country.

Kia Carens scores 5 stars for child safety, Honda Amaze gets zero stars

This assessment marks one of the final evaluations under Global NCAP's Safer Cars for India initiative as the country transitions to its own Bharat NCAP safety evaluation program

Made-in-India Honda Elevate to debut in Japan next year

It would be the first instance that a product manufactured by Honda Cars India Ltd (HCIL), a wholly-owned unit of the Japanese firm, will be exported to the highly regulated Japanese market.

SUV sales in India poised to cross 2-million mark in 2023

Changing consumer preferences, better roads, increased income levels and customisation options are spurring demand for sports utility vehicles

Carmakers dole out discount offers to lure entry-level hatch and sedan buyers

While entry-level hatchbacks are offered at discounted prices of Rs 20,000-30,000, some high-end premium e-SUVs are available at Rs 2 lakh less than the prevailing ex-showroom prices. No discounts are available on high-end SUVs which have heavy demand

Elevate holds potential to become key pillar of Honda biz in India, says Official

Honda Cars launched the premium SUV in the Rajasthan market.

Honda Elevate midsize SUV rolled out for Rs 10.99 lakh

Currently, there is a waiting period of 5-6 months for the vehicle. Starting with Elevate, the company plans to launch five SUVs by 2030.

August PV sales hit record high on new SUV models, better semiconductor supply

Maruti Suzuki India reported its highest-ever monthly wholesales at 1,89,082 units in August, up 14 percent YoY.

Honda Cars domestic sales up 9.8% in May

Honda Cars India Limited (HCIL) reported a 9.8 percent increase at 11,342 this year against 10,334 units last year. The management said that they would like to build on the positive trend in their next phases.