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Honda to globally unveil the N7X SUV on September 21

Kenneth John Updated: September 21, 2021, 10:53 PM IST

Honda has long been waiting to unveil its three-row offering to the global audience, in the form of the Honda N7X. That wait seems likely to end soon as the final production-spec version of the N7X 7-seater SUV will be presented on September 21, 2021, Honda Indonesia has confirmed.

As per reports, Honda would also be getting the 7-seater N7X to India as well. While it will be long before it does make its debut in India, Honda did state that they would be replacing their BR-V SUV with a mid-size SUV for the Indian market, based on the same platform as the 5th-gen City.

If the N7X SUV is based on the 5th-gen Honda City, this should mean that the car will feature the 1.5-litre petrol with 121PS and 145 Nm and the 1.5-litre diesel with 100PS and 200 Nm powertrains. The latter should have a manual transmission, while the petrol should have both manual and CVT transmission choices. The SUV's common foundations could make production easier in India, allowing Honda to sell the 7-seater aggressively, in the Rs 12 to 16 lakh range.

The Honda N7X as seen earlier this year has slim LED headlamps with an LED brow as well as a large chrome band over the grille. The grille carries chrome slats while the bumper is heavily stylized with more a brushed silver, sharp cuts and inserts. Wide LED taillamps, an indented boot lid, and more aggressive cladding can be found towards the tail-end of the SUV.

The N7X's interiors have yet to be unveiled, although teasers indicate that the dashboard will be quite similar to those of the India-spec City. A folding second row, independent AC control in the third row, US ports for all passengers, sunroof, climate control, a 7-inch touchscreen with navigation and Android Auto/Apple Carplay, and a semi-digital instrument cluster are just a few of the amenities to look for.

There should be enough seats for six or seven people. A five-seater variant might be explored to compete with SUVs such as the Hyundai Creta and the Skoda Kushaq.

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Displacement
1498cc
Transmission
Manual
Max Power(ps)
90
Max Torque(Nm)
200
Mileage
21 Kmpl
Price (Ex-Delhi)
Starts Rs 10.9 Lakhs
Displacement
1497cc
Transmission
Manual
Max Power(ps)
100
Max Torque(Nm)
145
Mileage
17.8 Kmpl
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Displacement
1597cc
Transmission
Manual
Max Power(ps)
120
Max Torque(Nm)
300
Mileage
26.8 Kmpl
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Displacement
998cc
Transmission
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Max Power(ps)
69
Max Torque(Nm)
171.61
Mileage
-NA-
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Displacement
1353cc
Transmission
Automatic
Max Power(ps)
115
Max Torque(Nm)
242
Mileage
-NA-
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Displacement
1197cc
Transmission
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Max Power(ps)
77
Max Torque(Nm)
113
Mileage
24.12 Kmpl
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Displacement
1498cc
Transmission
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Max Power(ps)
149
Max Torque(Nm)
250
Mileage
-NA-
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