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The once heavily in-demand Petrol Sedan Car has been under heavy stress in recent years as car buyers are increasingly inclined to sports utility vehicles (SUVs). However, it is important to remember that when it comes to driving dynamics, ride comfort and driving pleasure, sedans are unbeaten. Consider the below-mentioned six sedans, ranging from ICE to EVs, that still have a lot to offer even by 2024 standards.
Engine |
1.5-litre NA |
Power |
103.25bhp |
Torque |
138Nm |
Transmissions |
MT, AT |
Mileage |
20.04 - 20.65kmpl |
L x B x H (in mm) |
4,490 x 1,730 x 1,485 |
Wheelbase |
2,650mm |
Price band (ex-showroom) |
Rs. 9.40 - 12.29 lakh |
Talking about the next car on this list, the Maruti Ciaz sold exclusively by Nexa outlets has been around for a decade and has earned a reputation for its reliability and fuel-efficient engine setup. Apart from that, it also boasts a host of interior features like a 7-inch touchscreen, electrically operated outer rear-view mirrors, LED projector headlights and semi-digital MID. It also gets a mild hybrid system on board for enhanced fuel economy.
Engine |
1.0-litre turbo | 1.5-litre turbo (both petrol) |
Power |
114bhp | 148bhp |
Torque |
178 - 250Nm |
Transmissions |
MT, torque converter and DCT |
Mileage |
19.36 - 20.32kmpl |
L x B x H (in mm) |
4,541 x 1,752 x 1,507 |
Wheelbase |
2,651mm |
Price band (ex-showroom) |
Rs. 10.69 - 18.69 lakh |
Based on Volkswagen Group’s MQB AO architecture, the Skoda Slavia blends amazing looks, great handling and driving dynamics and punchy engines. Another reason why Slavia has made it to our list instead of its VW rival is because of its price point. Compared to VW Virtus, Slavia’s range starting and ending trims are cheaper than the former by Rs. 87,000 and Rs. 72,000, respectively.
Engine |
1.5-litre NA | 1.5-litre turbo petrol |
Power |
113bhp | 158bhp |
Torque |
143.8Nm | 253Nm |
Transmissions |
MT, CVT and DCT |
Mileage |
18.6 - 20.6kmpl |
L x B x H (in mm) |
4535 x 1765 x 1475 |
Wheelbase |
2670mm |
Price band (ex-showroom) |
Rs. 11 - 17.41 lakh |
The Hyundai Verna comes as a premium offering from the Korean brand. Apart from 17 Level 2 ADAS features, it further gets 30 safety equipment as standard. The vehicle utilises a combination of cameras and radar-based sensors to assist the driver. Also, the four-wheeler’s five-star ratings for adult and child occupant protection are a testament to Hyundai's promise of safety being paramount.
Engine |
1.5-litre NA |
Power |
119bhp |
Torque |
145Nm |
Transmissions |
6-speed MT, CVT |
Mileage |
17.8 - 18.4kmpl |
L x B x H (in mm) |
4,574 - 4,583 x 1,748 x 1,489 |
Wheelbase |
2,600mm |
Price band (ex-showroom) |
Rs. 11.82 - 16.38 lakh |
Usually popular as a chauffeur driver, the Honda City sedan has been responsible for the Japanese brand’s success in India over the decades. But it does not stop there. The 1.5-litre i-VTEC engine under the hood is a rev-happy (I am talking 7,000 rpm and above) engine that satisfies the enthusiast in you while also being dependable. When was the last time you saw a city in a garage? Staying true to the brand’s minimalistic ideology, the sedan is still worth a buy to date.
Engine |
1.5-litre hybrid petrol |
Power |
97bhp, 124bhp (combined) |
Torque |
127 Nm, 253 Nm (combined) |
Transmissions |
eCVT |
Mileage |
27.1kmpl |
L x B x H (in mm) |
4,583 x 1,748 x 1,489 |
Wheelbase |
2,600mm |
Price band (ex-showroom) |
Rs. 19 lakh - Rs. 20.63 lakh |
The Honda City e:HEV deserves a huge shoutout for the set of technologies it packs. Its combined mileage of over 27 kilometres a litre besides Honda SENSING advanced driver’s assistance systems (ADAS) for enhanced safety is notable. At a starting price of Rs. 19 lakh, the City e:HEV packs way more than its competitors and is the best affordable hybrid sedan in the current market.
Engine |
2.5-litre hybrid petrol |
Power |
215bhp (combined) |
Torque |
221Nm (combined) |
Transmissions |
CVT |
Mileage |
19.1kmpl |
L x B x H (in mm) |
4,885 x 1,840 x 1,455 |
Wheelbase |
2,825mm |
Price (ex-showroom) |
Rs. 46.17 lakh |
In the era of electric vehicles (EVs), Toyota has stayed consistent with its most popular hybrid offering - the Camry - in India. With a Toyota Camry, expect unmatched reliability and engine refinement together. What is also special about the sedan is that the setup is capable of returning a company-claimed mileage of 19.1 kilometres a litre, and that is remarkable considering its competition and ex-showroom cost of Rs. 46.17 lakh.
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