Popular Honda Car To Make A Comeback? » MotorOctane

Honda Accord was one of the most loved sedans in the country. Later on, it was rubbed off the charts. Now, it seems Honda will be trying to launch this car back – but, unlike being a typical sedan, it will bear more sportiness. Let’s have a look –  
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Upcoming Honda Car – 

The Japanese automaker has announced plans to launch several new cars by 2030. In the mix, the automaker is also planning to launch the Prelude in India. This car is a 2-door model based on the Honda Accord, sharing its underpinnings over time. 

This model will be launched in India in the coming years; the exact timeline has not yet been disclosed. Moreover, it will be arriving as a CBU unit, so expect it to be priced a bit premium, and there will be limited units on sale. We expect this model to be priced between Rs 60 lakh and Rs 70 lakh (on-road, Mumbai). With its sportier design, it will be rivalling the likes of the MG Cyberster. But why should you spend this much?

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Honda Prelude – Not Unlike Other Sports Cars

So, unlike other ICE sports cars that deliver a mileage of 4-5kmpl. The Prelude will be powered with a 2.0-litre hybrid engine (197bhp & 315Nm). This engine here is the real game changer – with the hybrid tech – the model is expected to deliver a mileage of nearly 23-24kmpl. Another deal is the S+ Shift tech and four driving modes: Comfort, GT, Sport, and Individual. The S+ Shift system simulates the feel and sound of a traditional stepped transmission. 

While you get a good mileage, the drawback is – the Prelude sprints from 0-100kmph in 6-7 seconds. But, it’s still one of the fast cars that you can drive in the city. 

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Don’t Miss This

Its sports car-like design will turn several heads on the way. Being a stylish 2-door, it can comfortably accommodate four people, so on some rides it can easily turn into a family car. Features on the model include a 10.2-inch infotainment touchscreen, a 9-inch digital instrument cluster, flat steering, a wireless charger, ADAS, an 8-speaker Bose sound system, and more. Honda has tried to offer only what is particularly needed, rather than loading every other feature that could distract the driver. 

Are you excited for this Honda car?
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