Honda City and Accord Line Get Refreshed for March

The official word is out, with Honda's latest updates set to unveil on 20th March. This time around, it seems the focus will be on minor tweaks rather than a complete overhaul of their popular models. For those keeping track, we can expect two new cars: an evolved Honda City and an enhanced Accord Line.

It seems Honda won't be changing anything under the bonnet for the City model. In fact, power remains largely unchanged from previous iterations. With that in mind – the expected price gap isn't going to seem very significant when factoring in costs related to changes like appearance and features (17.98-25.88万 – the latter is seen as a top-of-the-line). Meanwhile for the Accord Line, an overhaul of style marks a different take to how this model was marketed last time around. The overall presence however, keeps much in line with how it's perceived now; this change should keep all involved close-eyed on its appeal.

When we consider these two cars' redesigns, you can see a clear path Honda is on here that aims for more refinement rather than revolution, so it will be particularly interesting to see just exactly what each vehicle brings forward.

In terms of stats the 2023 model’s dimensions are currently confirmed as being (4990/1862 - width & length) by height in mm format plus an overall wheelbase measuring at (2830), these changes aren't seen as dramatic, which is quite fascinating given all that goes into revamping a car.

Power still stands to remain unchanged, giving the public another fuel choice of sorts: it appears we will be able to get 1.5 T versions for the fuel-based models and electric ones via 2.0 L motor with the additional boost from an electric component – although no details on range or performance are set out here.

In another news Honda Accord also got some changes ahead as, although both of its engine types could remain unchanged from their current form, a similar approach is taking place in terms to overall looks including possibly improved exterior styling compared to what was offered at last year’s update.