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Honda Amaze launched with revamped design starting at Rs 5.59 lakh; to take on Swift Dzire, Tata Tiago and others
There has been no change made to the Honda Amaze's engine and it comes with four cylinder 1.2L I-VTEC petrol engine that brings 90 PS and 110 Nm to the wheels.

Honda has finally launched the much awaited second generation Amaze with revamped design and first time automatic transmission on the Diesel variant. 2018 Honda Amaze comes in four variants E, S, V and VX and VX is the top model which comes with few unique features including a 7-inch infotainment screen. The car was first spotted during the 2018 Auto Expo in Greater Noida.[caption id="attachment_4470157" align="alignleft" width="380"]
2018 Honda Amaze.[/caption]The Honda Amaze is available in six variants in both petrol and diesel which includes automatic variants of the compact sedan. The V CVT the top petrol variant is priced at Rs 7.99 lakh whereas the top diesel variant is priced at Rs 8.99 lakh.The other five variant of the Amaze Petrol includes S CVT, VX MT, V MT, S MT and E MT which are priced at Rs 7.30 lakh, 7.57 lakh, 7.09 lakh, 7.49 lakh and Rs 5.59 lakh respectively. The five diesel variants excluding the top variant mentioned above are S CVT, VX MT, V MT, S MT, and E MT which are priced at Rs 8.39 lakh, 8.67 lakh, 8.19 lakh, 7.59 lakh and 6.69 lakh respective. All the prices mentioned above are all India Ex-showroom prices.The bookings for the 2018 Honda Amaze has already started and the company is offering special price for the first 20,000 bookings made starting from 6 April. The car will be delivered by 31 July. The 2018 Amaze brings a new design as compared to the previous generation. The biggest changes in design shows on the front of the car that comes with a muscular bumper and new grille design as compared to previous generation Amaze. The bonnet is less slopy as compared to the 2017 Amaze which makes it look bolder and bigger. The roof is more curvy and comes with a Shark-Fin on the rear to enhance its look. Honda has manufactured it on a new compact Sedan platform.[caption id="attachment_4339471" align="alignnone" width="1280"]
The New Honda Amaze showcased at 2018 Auto Expo in Greater Noida.[/caption]The previous generation Amaze's look was inspired by Honda Brio and the part of the car looks similar to it. The new Amaze with a muscular bumper and upright bonnet gives it a SUV like look. The design has also positively affected the interiors of the car and its more spacious as compared to its previous generation. According to Honda the 2018 Amaze has 65 mm longer wheelbase and an increased width of 15 mm. The boot-space has also been increased to 420 L which is 20 Litres more than the previous generation Amaze. The dimension of the car has changed to 3,995 mm in length and 1,695 mm wide as compared to 3,990 mm Length and 1,680 mm width seen on the 2017 Amaze.[caption id="attachment_4470153" align="alignnone" width="940"]
2018 Honda Amaze Interior.[/caption]There has been no change made to the Amaze's engine and the car comes with four cylinder 1.2-litre I-VTEC petrol engine that brings 90 PS and 110 Nm to the wheels. The 1.5-litre I-DTEC diesel variant which now for the first time comes with automatic transmission brings an output of 100 PS and 200 Nm for the manual transmission and 80 PS and 160 Nm for the automatic version.[caption id="attachment_4470163" align="alignnone" width="940"]
Rear side of 2018 Honda Amaze.[/caption]Other features on the car includes a 7-inch touch infotainment display, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity. The 7-inch infotainment screen is only available on the top variant (VX) and can be connected to Wi-Fi for navigation and smartphone control. Honda has also included reverse camera and key less entry on the new compact sedan. It is expected to take on Maruti Suzuki's Swift Dzire, Tata's Tiago and, Zest and Hyundai's Xcent.
2018 Honda Amaze.[/caption]The Honda Amaze is available in six variants in both petrol and diesel which includes automatic variants of the compact sedan. The V CVT the top petrol variant is priced at Rs 7.99 lakh whereas the top diesel variant is priced at Rs 8.99 lakh.The other five variant of the Amaze Petrol includes S CVT, VX MT, V MT, S MT and E MT which are priced at Rs 7.30 lakh, 7.57 lakh, 7.09 lakh, 7.49 lakh and Rs 5.59 lakh respectively. The five diesel variants excluding the top variant mentioned above are S CVT, VX MT, V MT, S MT, and E MT which are priced at Rs 8.39 lakh, 8.67 lakh, 8.19 lakh, 7.59 lakh and 6.69 lakh respective. All the prices mentioned above are all India Ex-showroom prices.The bookings for the 2018 Honda Amaze has already started and the company is offering special price for the first 20,000 bookings made starting from 6 April. The car will be delivered by 31 July. The 2018 Amaze brings a new design as compared to the previous generation. The biggest changes in design shows on the front of the car that comes with a muscular bumper and new grille design as compared to previous generation Amaze. The bonnet is less slopy as compared to the 2017 Amaze which makes it look bolder and bigger. The roof is more curvy and comes with a Shark-Fin on the rear to enhance its look. Honda has manufactured it on a new compact Sedan platform.[caption id="attachment_4339471" align="alignnone" width="1280"]
The New Honda Amaze showcased at 2018 Auto Expo in Greater Noida.[/caption]The previous generation Amaze's look was inspired by Honda Brio and the part of the car looks similar to it. The new Amaze with a muscular bumper and upright bonnet gives it a SUV like look. The design has also positively affected the interiors of the car and its more spacious as compared to its previous generation. According to Honda the 2018 Amaze has 65 mm longer wheelbase and an increased width of 15 mm. The boot-space has also been increased to 420 L which is 20 Litres more than the previous generation Amaze. The dimension of the car has changed to 3,995 mm in length and 1,695 mm wide as compared to 3,990 mm Length and 1,680 mm width seen on the 2017 Amaze.[caption id="attachment_4470153" align="alignnone" width="940"]
2018 Honda Amaze Interior.[/caption]There has been no change made to the Amaze's engine and the car comes with four cylinder 1.2-litre I-VTEC petrol engine that brings 90 PS and 110 Nm to the wheels. The 1.5-litre I-DTEC diesel variant which now for the first time comes with automatic transmission brings an output of 100 PS and 200 Nm for the manual transmission and 80 PS and 160 Nm for the automatic version.[caption id="attachment_4470163" align="alignnone" width="940"]
Rear side of 2018 Honda Amaze.[/caption]Other features on the car includes a 7-inch touch infotainment display, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity. The 7-inch infotainment screen is only available on the top variant (VX) and can be connected to Wi-Fi for navigation and smartphone control. Honda has also included reverse camera and key less entry on the new compact sedan. It is expected to take on Maruti Suzuki's Swift Dzire, Tata's Tiago and, Zest and Hyundai's Xcent.First Published:May 16, 2018, 13:28:45 IST
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