Honda
City
City petrol range named in Honda's E20 statement (6 Feb 2025)
What this label means: E20 Ready means the attached source supports E20 use for the configuration shown.
E20 Ready
This Honda City is E20 Ready for the model years shown.
Its official document is included below, alongside the car details you need for the road.
Car details
Your car at a glance
- Model years
- 2025
- Variant
- City petrol range named in Honda's E20 statement (6 Feb 2025)
- Fuel
- Petrol
- Transmission
- MT, CVT
- Engine
- Petrol engine · match exact variant in owner documents
- Tank capacity
- 40 litres
- Tyre pressure
- 185/60 R15 84H: 35/33 psi · 185/55 R16 83H: 36/35 psi · 185/55 R16 87H: 38/35 psi
Tyre pressure varies by generation, tyre size and load. Use the driver-door placard for this exact car; FuelSaathi will not infer a PSI from its model name.
Mileage Control Lab
See your mileage plan. Improve the result.
Move the controls to match your car. FuelSaathi plans with deliberate 5%, 6% or 7% km/l headroom so real-world costs come in at or under plan — shown as a practical km/l, fuel and cost view.
6% planning headroomEstablished use
- Difference used
- 1.1 km/l
- Litres per 1,000 km
- 57.8 L
- Fuel cost per 1,000 km
- ₹5,782
How the planning bands work
The official table covers both generations of the fleet: a roughly 1–2% mileage effect for cars calibrated for E20, and 6–7% for older cars designed before ethanol blends (Roadmap for Ethanol Blending in India 2020–25, NITI Aayog, June 2021). FuelSaathi plans your fuel budget with 5–7% headroom, built around the top of that official range, so real-world costs come in at or under plan. Your own fill-to-fill trend then replaces the assumption.
Tyres, servicing, traffic and driving style shape the real-world result. They change the recommendations above while your budget keeps its headroom.
Owner essentials
Official owner guidance for this car.
Apply a transmission-specific item only to the gearbox named on the card. Tyre pressures must also match the fitted tyre size and load condition.
185/60 R15 84H: 35/33 psi · 185/55 R16 83H: 36/35 psi · 185/55 R16 87H: 38/35 psi
Front/rear, checked cold; match the full tyre size and load rating on the driver's doorjamb
10,000 km or 1 year
Use 5,000 km or 6 months for Honda's severe conditions, including frequent stop-go or temperatures above 35°C
Honda HCF-2 only
Applies to CVTDo not mix other transmission fluids; have a dealer check or replace it
Car details
Useful figures for this car.
Honda City petrol range
Official document, p24Honda's CVT test figure; a reference, not a real-world promise
Official document, p24The documents
Manuals, statements and source records
Honda Cars India achieves E20 Compliance across its product range towards a sustainable future
Honda Cars India Ltd.
ARAI Reaffirms Rigorous Validation Standards for E20 Ethanol-Blended Fuel and Vehicle Performance
Press Information Bureau, Government of India
Honda City brochure dated February 2025
Honda Cars India Ltd.
New City Petrol Owner's Manual (2025)
Honda Cars India Ltd.
6 August 2026
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