Models pose for the Honda Jazz launched in Mumbai on June 11.
Japanese car giant Honda on Wednesday launched its much-awaited hatchback Jazz in India, priced between Rs 698,000 and Rs 733,000.
Honda has finally made its entrance into the country's competitive compact car segment, with the launch of the Honda Jazz. In Mumbai, Jazz standard will cost Rs 7.43 lakh (Rs 743,000), Jazz Mode Rs 773,000 (Rs 773,000) and Jazz Active Rs 778,000 (Rs 778,000).
The Hyundai i20 is the classiest looking vehicle of the three -- the Jazz, while not exactly a bad looker, is a bit plain Jane (but, of course, classicists may prefer this aesthetic, says Aakash S Paul. But if you are on the lookout for a combination of space and sporty performance, the new Honda Jazz is the best-suited car for you.
The car will launch next financial year in India.
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The car will be priced aggressively compared to its rivals.
Dealers said the discounts this March are higher than the same month in the previous year.
"Honda Jazz is very spacious and the flexibility inside the cabin makes it extremely versatile, while the new and punchy diesel heart comes at the right time," says Indian motoring website MotorBeam.
Benchmarked against VW polo, the car would be launched in India early next year.
The price tag ranges from Rs 5.3 lakh to Rs 8.59 lakh
The Jazz has big, wide, lightweight doors that are almost 3 kg lighter than the ones in the older model.
The two car companies have one of the most prominent hatchbacks in the premium segment namely, Maruti Swift and Honda Jazz.
The Jazz, coming at a price range of Rs 6,98,000 to Rs 7,33,000 (ex-showroom Delhi), had witnessed stock pile up last month with retail sales not picking up.
Built on the same platform as the new Honda City, Honda Jazz is modern and pleasing. The styling is not really revolutionary, but its razor-sharp edges give it a very modern look.
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The vehicle was launched in India in 2009 with a hefty price tag of over Rs 700,000 which was slashed by Rs 160,000 later.
This year you will be spoiled for choice.
The car will be based on the new Jazz.
That means a manufacturer looking at a market like India needs to decide whether small, cheap cars or small, expensive cars or both will work better for them, says Pavan Lall.
With fast changing mentality of the crowd here, the automakers are creating their own categories to attract more and more buyers.
Now it's the turn of Fiat to unleash its supermini, the Grande Punto, in to the Indian market. The Italian beauty is likely to be priced around Rs 6.5 lakh (Rs 650,000).
Auto loan costs remain stubbornly high.
From Maruti to Honda, every big manufacturer has lined up launches in the domestic market.
While the latest, fourth-generation Swift makes no pretence of being a performance car or the last word in luxury, what it does stand for is amply evident, notes Pavan Lall.
In the domestic market, the car has been well accepted and currently the company has over 80,000 bookings for the model.
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Expected to launch by month-end.
The latest Hyundai i20 is an exciting car, given the overall drive experience, transmission, ride quality and tech. And while it may not be as low cost as a Maruti or come with the "heavy German steel-feel" of the Volkswagen, it does carve out a niche for itself at pole position with a combination of technology, styling, drive and ride comfort, and low cost of ownership, says Pavan Lall.
2015 will witness exciting new car launches that will prompt you to buy at one of them.
Compact car space is going to exciting times in the coming year.
Besides the car's price, fuel efficiency is of utmost importance for buyers as it's a long time recurring expense.
The Honda City is an iconic brand for the Japanese carmaker
This major shift in the consumer choice has forced carmakers to field their version of expedient under 4-metre machines in the market.
This major shift in the consumer choice has forced carmakers to field their version of expedient under 4-metre machines in the market.
Audi India launched the second generation 2016 Audi R8 at the show.
The only reason why the Marazzo interests you is because your budget doesn't afford you the better MPV, the Toyota Innova and that's where Mahindra has played the masterstroke, the price, it fits right between the Ertiga and Innova and if you want an MPV in this price bracket, the Marazzo is just unbeatable.
Maruti Suzuki had discontinued the mid-sized sedan Baleno in 2006, which was replaced by SX4 later on.
The company will begin exporting Baleno early next year to over 100 global markets
Renault Kwid is taking things one step further with the French automaker offering a product that is high on value and style.
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