Honda all set to launch the 5th gen "City" by 2020

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Honda City has been the all time favorite compact sedan for all the customers as it has stunning aesthetics with great comfort & obviously a great engine too, whether petrol or diesel Honda makes some really good engines to be drive.



Honda City version 4 has been debuted in the year 2014 which after that has got many face-lifts to make the car in the series of modern & upmarket arena with the addition of LED headlamps to the LED DRL's & off-course the touch infotainment. 
But for now Honda has come-up with another big thing to beat the rivals with its new addition of the Diesel CVT & the mild hybrid tech which will preferred by most of the Indian buyers. There is some hope f bringing BS-VI emission complaint engine to India by 2020 as they've been testing this engine in India for quiet a some time which will be helpful to the design team to solve the issues which were arriving on this particular engine.

Source: Autocar.com & Paultan.org 

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