Set for a launch on November 9, the 2025 Honda City Facelift sports cosmetic tweaks along with new feature additions
Honda has updated the City sedan and hatchback for the year 2025 in the Brazilian market. The mid-life facelift brings a host of changes to the design and features, however, mechanically, the car remains the same. The market launch of the 2025 Honda City facelift is scheduled for November 9 in Brazil. Let’s look at the details of the new Honda City Facelift.
To begin with, the highlight of the new facelift model is the updated design. Upfront, the 2025 City sedan features an updated design for the grille with new horizontal slats and the chrome part is now slimmer than before. Towards the rear, the bumper has been reworked to give the sedan a cleaner and refreshed stance. Overall, the four-wheeler’s length has gone up by 25 mm.
On the other hand, cosmetic changes to the City hatchback include new front and rear bumpers along with an updated front grille. It has gained 2 mm in length. While these changes are quite subtle, the overall appeal has become sportier than before, both for sedan as well as hatchback. In addition to these changes, both the City sedan and hatchback get a new set of alloy wheels, ranging from 15-inch to 16-inch in size.
Also Read: honda-to-enter-electric-suv-segment-with-the-elevate-ev
Talking about the features, the biggest addition comes in the form of the electronic parking brake (EPB). This new feature is available for both sedan and hatchback versions of the City, with the EX, EXL and Touring trims. Along with this, all four disc brakes are now standard across the range, except for the base-spec LX variant. USB Type-A charger for front occupants and USB Type-C charging ports for rear passengers are also a part of the package. Other important feature additions to the EX, EXL and Touring variants include wireless smartphone connectivity and wireless charger.
As per the details revealed by the company, the touchscreen infotainment system gets updated graphics, improved user interface and resolution along with a better quality rear camera. The top-spec EXL and Touring trims get a lane watch camera. Keeping the safety aspect in mind, Honda is offering 6 airbags as standard in the 2025 Honda City sedan and hatchback. The Honda Sensing ADAS technology is only available from the EX variant onwards.
Also Read: 3-upcoming-kia-and-hyundai-electric-cars-in-india-next-year
Under the hood, the 2025 Honda City Facelift is powered by the familiar 1.5-litre four-cylinder flex-fuel naturally aspirated petrol engine mated to a CVT automatic gearbox. The power output is rated at 126 bhp for both gasoline and ethanol fuel options. The torque for the gasoline version stands at 152 Nm while the ethanol scores a bit higher at 155 Nm.
The 2025 Honda City Facelift sedan and hatchback is priced in the range of R$ 117,500 (INR 17 lakh) to R$ 142,400 (INR 20.70 lakh).
