These new Japanese Sedans will be a game-changer in the Indian Market

December will see the launch of 2 New Sedans from the Japanese companies – Honda and the Toyota. Both these brands will introduce big features and upgrades over it’s current iteration which would make their year-end on a strong note.

New 3rd Gen Honda Amaze

Launch: December 3rd, 2024

Honda is all set to launch all-new 3rd generation Amaze sedan which rivals the recently launched new 4th Gen Maruti Dzire; Tata Tigor, and Hyundai Aura. Honda released teasers showing the exterior with the front profile having elevate-like grille and headlamps unit while the rear is similar to City’s. As for the interiors, it looks similar to the Elevate boasting floating 10-inch infotainment, dual-tone theme cabin, semi-digital instrument cluster, etc. Additionally, Honda will be introducing Level 2 ADAS in the segment making it the

Following are the engine specs of the upcoming new Honda Amaze:

• 1.2 L 4 Cylinder Petrol – 88.50 BHP, 110 NM Torque – 5 Speed Manual (MT), and CVT Transmission

Mechanically, it’s likely to be the same as the current version.

Honda is expected to keep the pricing of the new Amaze between Rs. 7.50 – Rs. 10 Lakh.

New Toyota Camry Facelift

Launch: December 11th, 2024

The 9th-generation Toyota Camry, set to launch in India on December 11th, and will feature a bold design upgrade and improved hybrid technology. Built on the TNGA-K platform, the new Camry adopts styling elements inspired by Toyota’s Crown and Prius models, such as sleek headlights and a sculpted front bumper for a more aggressive appearance. While the profile retains its classic Camry identity, the rear gets modernized taillights. Inside, it offers a premium cabin with an elevated center console, spacious seating, and enhanced technology like wireless charging, five USB ports, and dual 12.3-inch displays in higher trims.

India will receive the sole 2.5L petrol hybrid powertrain with an All-Wheel-Drive (AWD) system. This configuration delivers 222 BHP and 314.5 Nm of torque via an eCVT transmission, leveraging three electric motors for AWD functionality. Dropping the V6 engine globally, the Camry now exclusively offers hybrid options, combining improved fuel efficiency with a refined driving experience. The launch reaffirms Toyota’s commitment to expanding hybrid mobility in the Indian market.