The third-generation Honda Amaze is all set to be launched in India on December 4, 2024. Now the production version of the car has already been spotted a couple of times ahead of the launch. In both instances it was a blue car, however, now a new video has leaked online and this time around we get to see the Amaze in a shade of red/orange. Both these options have been borrowed from the Elevate’s colour palette, which is interesting considering the number of parallels people have already drawn between the two cars’ fascia.
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Both these options have been borrowed from the Elevate’s colour palette
Now, the new-gen Honda Amaze does borrow some of its design cues from the Elevate compact SUV, but it also does that from current-gen City. And signs of that can be seen on the subcompact sedan’s rear section. Now, these could appeal to a lot of buyers and might deter a few, but I do not think it’s a bad thing.
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New Amaze gets all-LED lighting with sharp design characters
You do seem to get a host of nice features like – LED headlights and daytime running lights, LED fog lamps, a set of chunky multi-spoke alloy wheels and sleek LED taillight along with a shark-fin antenna. As for the cabin, here can draw more parallels with the Elevate’s cabin, especially the dashboard design. However, here you get a dual-tone black and beige treatment with a chrome line separating the two colour tones.
The new Honda Amaze is likely to borrow it features from the Elevate and the City
With regards to features, the new Amaze will come with a touchscreen infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, a rear camera, a wireless charger, automatic AC and more. The list of safety tech on offer is also expected to be long, with features like multiple airbags, ABS, rear parking sensors, seatbelt reminders, electronic stability control and more likely being part of the standard offerings.
Under the hood, the new Amaze is expected to continue offering the 1.2-litre naturally aspirated petrol engine. The unit is expected to be offered with both manual and automatic gearbox options though it remains to be seen if Honda will continue to stick with a CVT.
Source: Ashishclancy via Car India News
