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La 9na generación de uno de los longevos superventas de Honda; el Civic, dice presente... Terra

Honda Civic...

La 9na generación de uno de los longevos superventas de Honda; el Civic, dice presente... Terra

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 CRF 230F 2011 CRF 230F 2011MotorOHC, monocilíndrico, 4 tempos, arrefecido a arCilindrada223 cm³Potência máxima19,3 cv a 8.000 rpmTorque máximo1,92 kgf.m a 6.500 rpmTransmissão6 velocidadesSistema de partidaElétricaCapacidade do tanque7 litrosTipo de chassiBerço semiduploComprimento x largura x altura2.059 x 801 x 1.190 mmPneu dianteiro80 / 100 – 21 NHS MT 320HPneu traseiro100 / 100 – 18 NHS

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Honda Siel sold 4595 units in June 2010

Honda Siel Cars India Ltd, leading manufacturer of Premium Cars in India sold 4595 units in the month of June’10 as against 4067 units sold in May’10 recording a growth of 13%. The company had sold 5048 units in the corresponding month last year which includes 507 units of Jazz, 3544 units of City, 339 units of Civic, 157 units of Accord and 48 units of CRV.

Honda Siel Cars India Ltd., (HSCI) leading manufacturer of passenger cars in India was established in December 1995 as a joint venture between Honda Motor Co. Ltd (Japan) and Siel Limited with a commitment to provide Honda’s latest passenger car models and technologies, to the Indian customers.




HSCI’s first state-of-the-art manufacturing unit was set up at Greater Noida, U.P in 1997 with an investment of Rs. 450 crore. The total investment made by the company in India till date is Rs. 1620 crores. At present, the company has a capacity of manufacturing 100,000 cars.

HSCI’s second manufacturing facility is in Tapukara, Rajasthan. This facility is spread over 600 acres and will have an initial production capacity of 60,000 units per annum, with an investment of about Rs 1,000 crore. The first phase of this facility was inaugurated in September 2008.

The company’s product range includes Honda Jazz, Honda City, Honda Civic and Honda Accord which are produced at the Greater Noida facility with an indigenization level of 77%, 76%, 74% and 28% respectively. The CR-V is imported from Japan as Completely Built Units.

Source:- Honda Siel sold 4595 units in June 2010 - New Cars

Honda's troubled China plant returned to normalcy

Honda Motors' Southern China based Guangdong plant , which had been going through a complete production halt since last one week, returned to normalcy on Tuesday, company said in a statement. The work at this plant resumed partially on Monday when most of the (around 1500) employees had agreed to return to their jobs, however, some of them were still demanding a pay hike.



The Guangdong plant of Honda Motors supplies car locks and key sets for the vehicles of this Japanese auto giant. The company has a series of factories in this region which is known as 'workshop of the world'. The drastic conditions for Chinese blue collar workers came to the fore after a series of suicide incidents took place among Chinese assembly line workers at Foxconn.

According to a local Chinese official, the company had agreed on increasing the pay package to 100 yuan ($15) a month from existing 1,700 yuan a month, however, the workers were demanding a monthly salary of 2,000 yuan.

Source:- Honda's troubled China plant returned to normalcy - New Cars

Honda to increase production of Activa by 300 units per day

India's one of the leading two-wheeler manufacturer, Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI) is planning to increase production of its most popular scooter in India, Honda Activa by 300 units per day. The company has stood at 50 per cent market stake of scooters in the auto market. Sharad Pradhan,regional head-west of HMSI said," We are presently manufacturing 2100 units of Honda Activa per day at the Honda's Manesar Plant in Harayana that will be increased to around 2400 Activas per day. HMSI wants to reduce the five month long wait period for the vehicle by the manufacturing more than existing production capacity in the Indian auto market. An Ahmadabad based dealer of HMSI two-wheelers, Punjab Honda said, there was a high demand of more than 3000 Activa's per month in the city. HMSI is ready to open a new greenfield two-wheeler plant at Alwar in Rajasthan in the next year and it will manufacture only motorcycles.

The company is expecting to produce 6 lakh two-wheelers annually at the second plant in Rajasthan. The new plant will support ease the pressure off the Manesar unit and will speedily deliver of popular models like the Activa. HMSI stood at an respective market stake of 13 percent in the two-wheeler market in India. The company currently products line up are eight vehicles across categories. Last month, Honda Motor launched a new sportier version of its most selling products in the premium segment, Honda Unicorn. The new version is known as Honda CB Dazzler in India. The new CB Dazzler is available at a price tag of Rs. 62,900 (ex-showroom-Delhi). The company sold one lakh units of Unicorn in the previous fiscal year, now targeting to increase sales growth of around 1.2 lakh of the CB series this current financial year. Meanwhile, Yamaha Motor is going to introduce its two new premium bikes, Yamaha SZ and Yamaha YZF R125 soon in India.

Source:- Honda to increase production of Activa by 300 units per day - Bikes in India

Honda Wants to mass sale of Dazzler

After getting good response from the sale of Honda CB Dazzler, Excited Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India Limited an arm of Honda Motor Company which is the Japan based wants to make a more growth.

HMSI recently has launched it's new avatar of Unicorn with the new name like as Honda CB Unicorn Dazzler which is making according to Bharat Stage III norms. The bike has air-cooled, 4 stroke, SI engine and displacement of the bike's is 150cc which generates peak power of 14bhp at 8500rpm and maximum torque of the engine is 1.3kgm at 6500rpm.




he mileage of the Honda CB Unicorn Dazzler is 60 km per litre and it loaded with maintenance free battery and viscous air filter. The available in Rs. 65,480/- (ex showroom- Bhubneswar), other regions prices are different. According to some official sources the the company is 10,000 units of two wheelers selling within per month including 6,500 units of bikes and its new gear-less scooter's 3,500 units. at present the company had sold out 10,000 units of the two wheelers all over eastern region and especially only in Orissa the company has sold out 4,500 units of two-wheelers.

HMSI total share market in the two wheeler market in India is 13%, has the pan-India market as only 6% of share in the the bikes segment and more in share market is 50% in the scooter segment vehicles only. The company has sold 12.7 lakh units of two wheelers during the year of the 2009 and now the company has fixed its own target to 15 lakh units to sale for the year 2010. According to demand of the Honda's two wheelers the company now its going to start 6 lakh units production capacity plant at (Tapukura) Rajasthan in the Alwar district and with this policy the company want to more growth in the sale of the its bikes in India.

Source:- Honda Wants to mass sale of Dazzler - Bikes in India

New Honda Civic launched in India

Honda Siel Cars India Ltd., a leading premium car maker in the Indian market, to day launch a new avatar of its most popular luxury sedan Honda Civic in the country. The new Honda Civic model comes equipped with some of the next-generation value-driven which makes it further more appealing.

The new Civic model is featured with a steering mounted cruise control system that ensures comfort and convenience for the customer with one-touch operation and helps to cruise at the desired speed. With this, it has been upgraded with some additional features like ORVM turn indicators and back up sensors (only comes with VMT and VAT)

According to Mr. Tatsuya Natsume, Director Marketing, Honda Siel Cars India Ltd, Honda Civic has received high appreciation since its introduction in India because of its unparalleled driving pleasure, contemporary styling, and advanced features. Company is now delighted to introduce value added features that will make it even more desirable.

The Honda Civic comes fully loaded with various active and passive safety features including ABS (Anti – Lock braking system) with EBD (Electronic Brake – Force Distribution System) & Brake Assist, Dual SRS airbags and pre-tensioner seat belts. Honda’s Advanced Compatibility Engineering Body (ACE) and G-CON (G-Force Control Technology) provide a high integrity survival zone that enhances self-protection and better compatibility in collisions with other vehicles.

The 1.8 L i-VTEC engine in the new Honda Civic is the most advanced engine technology available in the segment. It combines Honda’s i-VTEC (Intelligent Variable Valve Timing and Lift Electronic Control) technology with VTC (Variable Time Control), delivering both powerful performance and superior fuel economy. The ARAI fuel efficiency results of 15.5 km/l for Civic MT reiterates its unmatched fuel economy.

Honda to expand its capacity by investing Rs. 530 crore

The 100% two-wheeler subsidiary of the Japan based Honda Motor company, Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI) is intending to invest Rs. 530 crore for various expansion plans like increasing its two-wheelers capacity by this financial year and make ready their new plant in Rajasthan till the next year. T Kawatsu, Group Vice President, HMSI said," We have planned to open second two-wheeler manufacturing factory at Rajasthan by next year by spending Rs. 530 crore. The company claimed a production capacity of around 6 lakh units of two-wheelers at the second two-wheeler plant. HMSI has already targeted to produce 15 lakh two-wheelers in the current fiscal year (2010-11).



Kawatsu said that the production ratio is enough us to get a growth rate of 18 percent in the targeted period of time. The company's overall capacity will grow up to 22 lakh," he added. The company has also planned to launch a long products range in the Indian two-wheeler market, that would support the brand to rise their market stake. HMSI has already launched a newly sportier version of Honda Unicorn in 150cc segment, called as Honda CB Dazzler. On the other hand, Bajaj Auto has also launched one another version of Bajaj Discover with 150cc displacement, Bajaj Discover 150cc. Apart from that launch, Indian bike lovers will see more launches in India that includes Yamaha SZ, Yamaha YZF R125 and Honda VFR 1200F.


Source:- Honda to expand its capacity by investing Rs. 530 crore - Bikes in India

Honda CB Dazzler now available in Channai

Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI), India's one of the largest two-wheeler producer, has recently launched a new upgraded version of Honda Unicorn, CB Unicorn Dazzler in Chennai. The all new Honda CB Dazzler comes at an amazing prices of Rs. 64,890 (ex-showroom Chennai). The cutting-edge Honda CB Dazzler is powered by 149.1cc, 4 Stroke, Air Cooled OHC, Single Cylinder, Bharat stage III emission engine along with the five speed gearbox, that has got the ability to deliver the expected mileage around 60 kmpl. It has a fuel tank capacity of 12 litres. New CB Dazzler can reach a top speed of 112k/h.



The powertrain of CB Dazzler generates a maximum power of 14 Bhp at 8000 rpm while produces a top torque of 13 Nm at 5500 rpm. The new version of Honda Unicorn has been loaded with sporty and classy features like fake air scoop and front and rear with new cowl. It has also packed with electric start, alloy wheels, front and rear disc brakes and Analogue tachometer, Digital speedometer features combination. The new CB Unicorn Dazzler has additionally added with viscous air filter and maintenance free-battery. Apart from that launch, Indian bike lovers will see more launches that includes Yamaha SZ, Yamaha YZF R125, Honda VFR 1200R and Suzuki Gsxr.


Source:- Honda CB Dazzler now available in Channai - Bikes in India

Honda India reports a marginal sales decline in May 2010

Honda Siel Cars India, a subsidiary of Japan based leading car maker Honda, reported a marginal decrease in its May 2010 sales at 4,067 units, as against 4,073 units it sold in the same period last year. The total sales of the company during this month comprised of 3,121 units of its sedan Honda City, 533 premium sedan Honda Civic, 173 units of the luxury sedan Honda Accord, 205 units of the premium hatchback Jazz and 35 units of luxury SUV Honda CR-V.



The company had recently indicated that the Honda new small car, which was showcased at the New Delhi Auto Expo in January 2009, will not be launched in the segment of volume-driven small cars as the company has decided to place it above the highly competitive compact-car segment in India. The Japanese car maker announced on Monday that its proposed hatchback for India is not aimed at the volume-driven small car segment and will be positioned above this category.

Source:- Honda India reports a marginal sales decline in May 2010 - New Cars

Honda to launch its small car above volume-driven segment

The Honda new small car, which was showcased at the New Delhi Auto Expo in January 2009, will not be launched in the segment of volume-driven small cars as the company has decided to place it above the highly competitive compact-car segment in India. The Japanese car maker announced on Monday that its proposed hatchback for India is not aimed at the volume-driven small car segment and will be positioned above this category.



According to Mr Fumihiko Ike, Honda Motor Corporation Chief Operating Officer (Asia and Oceania), Honda's small car project is very much on schedule. The company has not decided the likely price or the engine capacity of the small car, but the small car will be positioned slightly higher than the volume market. The company had showcased a concept of this car at the New Delhi Auto Expo where it was named as 'Honda New Small Car Concept'. At that time, the company had announced that the car will be launched in India by year 2011.



When asked about the possibility of launch of a diesel engine, Mr Ike said that Globally the company has diesel engines of higher specifications and now it is developing diesel engine with lower specification also, but it is basically for the European market.

The price segment of Rs 2 to 4 lakh is generally represents the volume-driven segment in India which accounts for the most of the passenger car sales in the Indian market. Currently, more then half a dozen popular cars are there in this segment which includes best-selling Maruti Alto, Wagon R and A-Star, Chevrolet Beat and Spark, and Hyundai Santro Xing and i10.

Honda India has some of the most popular cars in its Indian portfolio including premium hatch-back Honda Jazz, sedans Honda City and Civic, and luxury SUV Honda CR-V. The company however, has reported a decline of 2.13 per cent in its sales to 3,578 units, in April 2010.

Source:- Honda to launch its small car above volume-driven segment - New Cars

Honda intends to export 110,000 units this fiscal

Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI) is intending to increase its export market by exporting 110,000 units in the current fiscal year. The company exported 80,000 units in the last year. HMSI president and chief executive officer, Shinji Aoyama said," We are not only exporting to developing countries but also to the developed nations of Europe. The company would invest Rs. 500 crore within the next one year into its second two-wheeler manufacturer plant that would be established in Alwar, Rajasthan.



Honda is believing to sell over 15 lakh two-wheelers in the current financial year from 12.7 lakh units of two-wheelers sold in last fiscal year. The company's motorcycle sales were at 5.2 lakh units and that of scooter sales were also at 7.5 lakh units in the previous Financial year (2009-10). The company registered 18 percent sales growth in the last year. Besides, HMSI is expecting to continue its 18 percent sales growth in the current FY10, he added. Honda's present Harayana and Manesar plants annual capacity is around 15 lakh units. HMSI has recently launched a new sporty version of Honda Unicorn in the premium segment in the Indian auto market, Honda CB Dazzler. On the other hand, Bajaj Auto has also introduced one another model of its Bajaj Discover in the 150cc segment.

Source:- Honda intends to export 110,000 units this fiscal - Bikes in India

Honda India eyeing to launch new diesel cars

Honda Siel Cars India Pvt. Ltd, an Indian subsidiary of Japan based leading car maker is eying on launching new fuel-efficient diesel-powered vehicles in the country, as it is registering a slowdown in its sales from last few months. It is widely speculated that Honda will come out with diesel versions of its popular cars in India including Honda City and Honda Civc by next year. However, there is no announcement from the company's side on this regard till now. If company has to enhance our market share, having diesel-powered models is imperative. We are actively working on fuel-efficient and eco-friendly diesel engines. However, it will take its time.



He pointed out that more than half the vehicles sold in Europe are diesel. The company is yet to decide the time line for the launch and which cars it will power. Jnaneswar Sen, vice president (marketing), Honda Siel Cars India, to a leading media group. Honda Motors, which is the second largest car maker in the Japanese market, has suffered by lowering down sales in key markets like Europe and US and now company is now working hard to capitalize on the vast opportunity exists in the Indian market. Honda's sales in India will continue to grow simply because the market itself is one of the fastest growing in the world. Besides its existing cars, company's second small car that will hit the market by 2011 will bring incremental volumes, Mr Sen reportedly said.

Source:- Honda India eyeing to launch new diesel cars - New Cars