Honda motors recently unveiled the prototype of their new hatchback Honda Brio which makes use of MAN MAXIMUM - MACHINE MINIMUM CONCEPT. Honda's "Man Maximum - Machine Minimum concept" is a basic approach to Honda car design which aims to maximize the space available for people and to minimize the space required for mechanical components. New Honda Brio is developed as a city car which is easy to use even in urban areas. The easy to handle compact body (LENGTH:3610mm X WIDTH:1680mm X HEIGHT:1475mm) of Brio justifies naming it a city car. At the same time, the Brio ensures enough cabin space for five people which is achieved by highly efficient packing. With Brio, Honda thoroughly continued the creation of an advanced exterior form, which is compact and at the same time, asserts a strong presence.
New Honda Brio is expected to come in 2 variants, namely S and V, both of which are powered by a 4-cylinder, 1.2 liter, i-VTEC engine that produces 90PS of power. Brio comes with 5-speed manual transmission and a CVT transmission, which is available only in the V variant. Honda will be providing safety technologies such a SRS front airbags, disc brakes, ABS and EBD as standard in all versions. The fuel economy of Brio is assumed to be around (100 km /5 liter).
Honda has already launched Brio in Thailand. The launch of Honda Brio in India and other Asian countries is expected to be by the end of this year. The price of Honda Brio in India is expected to be between 5 lakh and 7 lakh Indian rupee.
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