All 8 Honda City variants
Sorted by price. Open any variant for its full spec sheet and what the next trim up adds.
Not sure which City to buy? See which step up is worth the money →
Honda City base model and top model
- Which Honda City is the base model, and what does it cost?
- The SV, from ₹12.00L ex-showroom Delhi, is where the City range starts. Kit you get even here: 8 inch touchscreen, rear camera and 6 airbags. What you give up against the top ZX+ e:HEV: no ADAS, no 360° camera and no blind spot monitor, and 20 more.See the SV Petrol MT in full →
- Which Honda City is the top model, and what does it cost?
- The ZX+ e:HEV tops the range at ₹21.36L ex-showroom Delhi. Over the base SV it adds level 2 (core suite) ADAS, 360° camera and blind spot monitor, and 20 more.See the ZX+ e:HEV Hybrid AT in full →
Showing 8 of 8 variants
An unusually complete base: 8in screen, rear camera, six airbags and auto AC. But no Honda Sensing, and no cruise control at any price on this trim.
The step worth making: Honda Sensing with adaptive cruise on manual and CVT alike, wireless CarPlay, connected tech and alloys in one move.
The step worth making: Honda Sensing with adaptive cruise on manual and CVT alike, wireless CarPlay, connected tech and alloys in one move.
The comfort step: sunroof, 10.1in screen with eight speakers, leather-mix seats, rain-sensing wipers and the LaneWatch blind-spot camera.
The petrol flagship: 360 camera, ventilated front seats, a 7in digital cluster and auto-folding mirrors over the ZX.
The comfort step: sunroof, 10.1in screen with eight speakers, leather-mix seats, rain-sensing wipers and the LaneWatch blind-spot camera.
The petrol flagship: 360 camera, ventilated front seats, a 7in digital cluster and auto-folding mirrors over the ZX.
The hybrid crown: the 27.26 km/l strong hybrid adds all-disc brakes, an electronic parking brake with auto hold and low-speed follow to the full ZX+ kit.
What each trim adds
Walk the range from base to top: every step shows what it costs to move up and exactly which features the money buys.
SV
from ₹12.00L
An unusually complete base: 8in screen, rear camera, six airbags and auto AC. But no Honda Sensing, and no cruise control at any price on this trim.
V
from ₹13.51L (+₹1.51L over SV)
- ADASLevel 2 (core suite)
- Wheel typeSteel → Alloy
- Wireless CarPlay / Android Auto
- Connected car tech
- Cruise control
ZX
from ₹15.47L (+₹1.96L over V)
- Blind spot monitor
- Wheel size15" → 16"
- Touchscreen8" → 10.1"
- Speakers4 → 8
- SunroofSingle-pane
- Rain-sensing wipers
- and 5 more
ZX+
from ₹16.36L (+₹0.89L over ZX)
- 360° camera
- Driver displaySemi-digital → 7" digital
- Auto-folding wing mirrors
- Ventilated front seats
ZX+ e:HEV
from ₹21.36L (+₹5.00L over ZX+)
- All-wheel disc brakes
- Electronic parking brake + auto hold
- Regenerative braking
Rivals to the Honda City
2 other sedans sell in the same money as the City, the nearest one from each maker that sells against it, cheapest first.
The cheapest way in is the Hyundai Verna at ₹10.99L, against the City at ₹12.00L ex-showroom Delhi.
- Hyundai Verna
₹10.99L to ₹18.26L ex-showroom Delhi, seats 5
Starts ₹1.01L under the City.
Which Verna to buy → - Tata Tigor EV
₹12.49L to ₹13.75L ex-showroom Delhi, seats 5
Starts ₹0.49L over the City and comes in electric as well.
Which Tigor EV to buy →
- Which cars does the Honda City compete with?
- The City runs ₹12.00L to ₹21.36L ex-showroom Delhi, and 2 other sedans sell in the same money: the Hyundai Verna from ₹10.99L and the Tata Tigor EV from ₹12.49L.
- Is there a cheaper alternative to the Honda City?
- The Hyundai Verna starts at ₹10.99L, which is ₹1.01L under the City.
Prices are ex-showroom New Delhi, read from Honda's own price tool on 5 August 2026; features come from the official tech-specs grade matrix. The e:HEV currently sells as a single ZX+ variant per Honda's own list. Verify with a Honda dealer before buying.