One of the world's major automakers, Honda is going to launch the Honda Brio, an entry level hatchback in India in the year 2011. The price of small car, Honda Brio is between 3 and 4.5 lacs. The Honda Brio is initially codenamed as “CV2”. The word Brio means 'the funny car' and 'small'.
The Honda Brio car has a 1.2L petrol engine, a 5-speed manual and an automatic (CVT type) transmission option. The Maruti Alto and Hyundai Santro is the main competitor of Honda Brio. A de-tuned version of the 1.2-litre engine is set for providing higher fuel economy and to decrease production costs. Honda 2cv is a hatchback car with approximate 3700*1680*1550 (L*W*H) in dimension base engine. Besides this, it also has a three-cylinder 900 cc powered engine. Like Chevrolet Beat, the Honda Brio also has rear door handles which is fixed to the frame.
Honda is going to manufacture one lakh small cars per annum. The Honda spokeswomen said, “All plans of the new small car are going as per schedule”. India will export Honda Brio to Europe and Thailand and they will export to other market. Thailand also manufactures the same car (2CV) which is expected to be developed and sold under the Thai government’s Eco-Car project.
The Honda Brio car has a 1.2L petrol engine, a 5-speed manual and an automatic (CVT type) transmission option. The Maruti Alto and Hyundai Santro is the main competitor of Honda Brio. A de-tuned version of the 1.2-litre engine is set for providing higher fuel economy and to decrease production costs. Honda 2cv is a hatchback car with approximate 3700*1680*1550 (L*W*H) in dimension base engine. Besides this, it also has a three-cylinder 900 cc powered engine. Like Chevrolet Beat, the Honda Brio also has rear door handles which is fixed to the frame.
Honda is going to manufacture one lakh small cars per annum. The Honda spokeswomen said, “All plans of the new small car are going as per schedule”. India will export Honda Brio to Europe and Thailand and they will export to other market. Thailand also manufactures the same car (2CV) which is expected to be developed and sold under the Thai government’s Eco-Car project.
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