Honda Amaze Facelift Variant-Wise Features Detailed

Modified On Aug 11, 2021 06:01 PM By Tarun for Honda Amaze 2nd Gen

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The updated sedan will get styling upgrades and a few feature additions

It will be available in E, S, and VX variants.
The second-from top V variant of the pre-facelift model will be discontinued.
It will gain automatic LED projector headlamps, LED tail lamps, DRLs and LED fog lamps, and 15-inch machined alloy wheels.
The cabin will largely remain unchanged, except for new leather covering for the gear, guidelines for the rear view camera, and beige seat fabric.
The new Amaze will continue with its 1.2-litre petrol and 1.5-litre diesel engines, both paired to 5-speed manual and CVT.

Ahead of the facelifted Honda Amaze’s launch on August 18, we’ve got our hands on its variant-wise features. Alongside, bookings and mass production have already commenced. It will be available in three variants: E, S and VX with the following features:

E Petrol/Diesel MT

Features	Exterior	Interior	Comfort and Convenience	Infotainment	Safety
Highlight Features	Halogen headlamps Steel wheels Dust and pollen filter (new)	Beige seat fabric	Manual AC Front and rear power windows		Dual front airbags ABS with EBD Rear parking sensors ISOFIX child seat mounts

S Petrol/Diesel MT/CVT

Features over the E variant

Features	Exterior	Interior	Comfort and Convenience	Infotainment	Safety
Highlight Features	LED position lights (new) LED tail lamps (new) Integrated turn indicators on ORVMs 14-inch wheel with hub cap Shark fin antenna	Satin silver finish for the dashboard and steering wheel (New) Leather covering for gear shift lever (New)	Height-adjustable driver seat height Power-adjustable and foldable ORVM Tilt steering Keyless entry	Steering-mounted audio and phone controls 2DIN Audio system with Bluetooth and AUX support USB-in ports Four door speakers

VX Petrol/Diesel MT/CVT

Features over the S variant

Features	Exterior	Interior	Comfort and Convenience	Infotainment	Safety
Highlight Features	Automatic LED projector headlamps (new) LED front fog lamps (new) LED DRLs (new) 15-inch diamond-cut dual-tone alloy wheels (new) Chrome outer door handle (new)	New fabric upholstery	Cruise control (MT only) Paddle shifters (CVT only) Push-button start Driver’s side auto up-down with anti-pinch function Instantaneous fuel consumption display Automatic AC Smart key	7-inch capacitive touchscreen infotainment system Android Auto and Apple CarPlay Voice command activation	Rear parking camera with multi-view and guidelines (new)

The second-from-top V variant will be discontinued, which might create a huge price gap between the S and VX. Like earlier, the S variant will continue to be the entry-level petrol-automatic variant.

The new Amaze’s exterior profile gains a slightly revised front bumper while the rest of the profile remains unchanged. The cabin layout is also as is but it gains silver applique additions across the dashboard.

The Amaze will continue with its existing 90PS 1.2-litre petrol and 100PS (MT)/80PS (CVT) 1.5-litre diesel engines, both paired to 5-speed manual and CVT. The petrol-manual and CVT will deliver a claimed fuel efficiency of 18.6kmpl and 18.3kmpl, while the diesel-manual and CVT will deliver 24.7kmpl and 21kmpl, respectively.

The facelifted Amaze will command a small premium over the current range of Rs 6.41 lakh to Rs 11.11 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi). It rivals the Hyundai Aura, Maruti Suzuki Dzire, Tata Tigor and Ford Aspire.