Introducing the Honda City Sport: a compelling new mid-spec variant that’s making waves in India at an attractive introductory price of just Rs 14.89 lakh. This limited-run edition stands out with its striking cosmetic enhancements while retaining the robust performance of its 1.5-litre engine, shared across the lineup. Exclusive to a smooth CVT option, it tops the entry-level City V CVT variant and promises a fresh appeal both inside and out.

What’s more impressive? The Honda City Sport boasts an eye-catching exterior adorned with stylish blacked-out elements, complemented by a sleek interior featuring bold black accents juxtaposed with vibrant red highlights. It’s not just about looks—this model is mechanically identical to other variants but offers distinct flair and character that sets it apart.

Honda City Sport price and features

Priced ₹49,000 above the V CVT variant.

Honda City Prices, Ex-showroom, Delhi (In Rs, Lakh)
Variant	Manual	CVT
SV	12.38	–
V	13.15	14.40
Sport	–	14.89
VX	14.21	15.47
ZX	15.40	16.65

During the introductory phase, opting for the City Sport means an investment of Rs 49,000 more than the V CVT variant. However, this extra cost brings significant value. In addition to its eye-catching cosmetic updates, the City Sport is equipped with two standout features: a versatile 7-colour ambient lighting system and premium leatherette upholstery on the seats, steering wheel, and gear knob.

While both variants share a comprehensive list of features and safety equipment—including an impressive ADAS suite, front fog lights, auto headlights, wireless connectivity for Android Auto and Apple CarPlay on an 8-inch touchscreen infotainment system, keyless entry and go functionality, as well as paddle shifters—the differences are worth noting.

It’s important to mention that some features are missing in the Sport model: it doesn’t come with a sunroof or rear AC vents; instead of four tweeters you’ll find just four speakers; it lacks a lane watch camera; it misses out on a sophisticated 7-inch digital instrument cluster; plus no auto wipers or inside rear view mirror that dims automatically. Considering these points will help you make an informed decision about which variant best fits your needs.

Honda City Sport exterior changes

The City Sport stands out with its sleek, dark accents that elevate its sporty appeal. Key features like the grille, boot spoiler, alloy wheels, ‘shark fin’ antenna, and exterior rear view mirror all showcase a stylish black treatment. To further emphasize its uniqueness, this variant proudly displays a distinctive Sport badge that sets it apart from the standard lineup. Honda has made this limited edition available in three eye-catching color options: Radiant Red Metallic, Platinum White Pearl, and Meteoroid Gray Metallic—perfect for those looking to make a statement on the road.

Honda City Sport interior changes

Inside, the sleek blacked-out elements create a striking atmosphere that enhances the overall aesthetic. The upholstery, doors, roof, and pillars are all elegantly darkened, complemented by bold red highlights on the seats, door inserts, and steering wheel. Additionally, the dashboard features sophisticated red trimming that ties everything together beautifully. To top it off, the AC vents sport a glossy black plastic finish that adds a touch of modern flair to this impressive design.

Honda City Sport engine and gearbox

The City Sport boasts a powerful 121 hp, 1.5-litre naturally aspirated petrol engine paired with a smooth 7-step CVT, just like the rest of the midsize sedan lineup. It’s important to note that while the base SV variant comes with a manual transmission exclusively, all other variants offer both manual and CVT options for enhanced driving flexibility. This consistency in performance across the range ensures that you can enjoy an exceptional driving experience no matter which model you choose.