Honda City has an engine capacity of 1498 cc, and the Amaze has an engine capacity of 1199 cc. Honda Amaze gives a mileage of 18.6 kmpl, whereas the City has a mileage of 17.8 kmpl. The Honda Amaze is available in 1 fuel type whereas the Honda City is made available in 2 fuel options. When it comes to safety features, Honda City scores high as it has 4 airbags and has a 5-star ASEAN NCAP rating when compared to the 4-star rating of Amaze. Also, Honda Amaze comes with 2 airbags, one for the driver and the passenger.
As per the new RDE, Real Driving Emissions norms, Honda will stop the diesel variant of the Honda Amaze from mid-2023 in India. As per the RDE norms in India, cars need to achieve the said emission goals not when tested in the laboratory but also the real driving conditions. The RDE test also measures various pollutants emitted from the car when being driven.
Honda Amaze has a low torque which might be suitable to climb hills. It might be hard to drive an Amaze in a hilly area with high slopes, especially when you stop the car accidentally and try to drive again. The 3rd and the 4th gear aren’t powerful, and hence overtaking when on a hill or a slope can seem challenging to many.
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