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New LED headlamps for 2017 Honda City Facelift
The 2017 Honda City is going to be launched in the Indonesian market in January 2017 and the Indian launch is going to follow soon after that. The automaker released some teaser images of the car just a couple of days back.
The 2017 Honda City is going to be launched in the Indonesian market in January 2017 and the Indian launch is going to follow soon after that. The automaker released some teaser images of the car just a couple of days back. This time around, proper images of the car have been leaked ahead of its official unveil.
As visible in the images, the City gets new LED headlamps along with DRLs. The front grille also gets a new design now while the front bumper seems to have got a minor tweak in styling. Moving to the rear, changes are quite evident as you can see new tail lights, new bumper and a boot lid spoiler. The side profile will remain unchanged apart from the addition of new alloys.
The interiors will continue to come with the same layout but expect more features on offer. The City will come with a better touchscreen infotainment system with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. The sedan will also get side and curtain airbags. The mechanicals will remain unchanged. The Honda City in India comes with 1.5-litre petrol and diesel engines.
