In this latest case, a prominent Indian vlogger reviews the Honda Integra. Rajni Chaudhary is an Indian automotive vlogger who is currently presenting static reviews of cars at international auto shows in her latest series. In her recent episode, she features the Honda Integra sedan. These videos serve as informative content for audiences, highlighting what carmakers are offering in diverse markets abroad compared to the Indian market. Now, let’s delve into the specifics of this new sedan.
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Indian Vlogger Reviews Honda Integra
The design language of this Honda sedan is not wildly different from the regular sedans it offers. At the front, there is a sleek LED headlamp unit and a narrow grille. I like the sporty bumper with a slim black area on the lower section. On the sides, it has 17-inch stylish alloy wheels with a dual-tone layout. Moreover, the door handles are black, along with B pillars. Moving to the rear section, one gets to witness a familiar design pattern with slim LED taillamps, a sporty spoiler integrated into the bootlid, a shark fin antenna, a sturdy section under the bumper along with a dual exhaust pipe setup. All in all, the sedan looks quite smart and has the Honda design DNA.
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Interior and Features
On the inside, the vlogger mentions that the components are not all that different from the other Honda models. There are decent features like a 7-inch driver’s digital instrument cluster, a 10.2-inch infotainment display, physical knobs for HVAC, a unique dashboard panel with concealed AC vents, electronic parking brake, black door panels and dashboard, textured elements and an electric sunroof. It also boasts a colossal boot with a capacity of 688 litres.
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Specs
As per the information in the video, the Honda Integra comes with a 1.5-litre turbo petrol engine which generates 185 hp and 240 Nm of peak power and torque. There is also the option of a hybrid mill which offers the mileage of an enticing 26 km/l. Note that in the regular version, the fuel economy revolves somewhere around 15 km/l. There are options to choose between either a 6-speed manual or a CVT automatic gearbox. For the international market, the Honda Integra sells between Rs 15 lakh and Rs 18 lakh. It is clear that Honda won’t bring it to India because it already has the City here.
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