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A strong, all-round performer
You'll feel it from your first test drive. For a car this size, the new Honda City kicks it up a notch.
It delivers high-output power as well as amazing fuel efficiency and environmentally friendly performance. You'll be looking good and feeling very smart.
Drive every drop
the 5-speed automatic City uses just 6.6 liters of fuel per 100 km, the manual just 6.3.* so you can drive past your local servo a lot more often.
The fuel consumption figure is based on ADR81/02 combined test results for City manual transmission.
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Inside the engine of the City
Max power. Min fuel. That's the big idea of the 1.5 liter I-VTEC engine under the bonnet of the City.
What's i-VTEC all about?
This breakthrough technology continuously varies the engine's valve intakes to meet changing power demands.
It's how the City can deliver impressive levels of maximum power (88kw at 6600rpm) and torque (145Nm at 4800rpm), without compromising overall fuel efficiency.
More boot space than a Holden Commodore
With 506 litres of boot capacity, the City can carry four golf bags, or pretty much anything else you need to toss in. What's more, you can stow a board or bicycle by folding down the 60:40 split rear seats.
What is G-Force Control?
Honda's G-Force Control Technology, or G-CON®, helps improve driving safety by controlling the forces of a collision's impact.
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Inside City. This car is amazing.
You need to experience this to fully appreciate it: the Honda City is a compact car with plenty of room inside. There's space for everybody – and their stuff. The driver is especially well looked after, with a cockpit that looks and feels great.
City knows what your music means.
The City keeps you connected to the music you love. That means ports for more players and the flexibility to play a range of digital file types. Like music itself, the City breaks through boundaries—and makes you feel good every time.
More boot space than a Holden Commodore
With 506 litres of boot capacity, the City can carry four golf bags, or pretty much anything else you need to toss in. What's more, you can stow a board or bicycle by folding down the 60:40 split rear seats.
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