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    Shift from manual ain't automatic for most Indians as high prices keep buyers in first gear

    Indian car buyers are increasingly interested in automatic transmissions due to ease of driving, but premium pricing and additional luxury features are deterring many from opting for automatic variants. Despite a price gap, demand for automatic options, especially in congested metros, is on the rise, pushing automakers to consider more varied transmission options.

    Ode to three Boxes: Sedans - the vanishing breed of the 3-box legacy

    Sedans, once symbols of milestones and corporate prestige, are losing their market share to SUVs. However, there remains a niche market for high-end sedans and potential for growth in the electric vehicle segment if affordability issues are tackled.

    Weak consumer sentiment & rising discounts fuel 'artificial demand': Honda Cars India President Takuya Tsumura

    Honda Cars India's President & CEO, Takuya Tsumura, highlighted weak consumer sentiment and increasing discounts driving "artificial demand" in the market. Despite modest growth compared to last year, sales have been sustained primarily through these discounts. Tsumura noted that the industry has excess stock, which is contributing to the lower actual demand compared to last year.

    Honda to drive in 3 new models in India by FY27 to tap growth in SUV segment

    Honda is gearing up to launch three new hybrid and electric SUV models in India by 2026-27, aiming to capitalize on the growing SUV market. The company recently launched the third generation of its compact sedan Amaze, priced between Rs 7.99 lakh and Rs 10.89 lakh, featuring ADAS technology.

    New Honda Amaze launched under Rs 10 lk: Check price, variants and other specifics

    Honda launched the 2024 Amaze in India. Prices start at Rs 8 lakh. The car now features advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS). This makes it the cheapest car in India with ADAS. The Amaze comes with a 1.2-litre petrol engine. It is available in both manual and automatic transmissions. Honda claims a mileage of up to 19.46kmpl.

    Sedans look to fightback in the age of SUVs

    Despite the soaring popularity of SUVs, Indian automakers are not abandoning sedans. Maruti and Honda have launched upgraded versions of their popular sedan models, emphasizing enhanced features and safety. Although the sedan market share has shrunk, companies like Volkswagen and Skoda see potential, introducing new models with SUV-like ground clearance.

    The Economic Times
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