Honda Mobilio was showcased at the 2014 New Delhi Auto Expo, and was the diamond in the eyes of the people out there. Mobilio is based on its sibling Honda Brio and has the company’s “man maximum, machine minimum” design policy. The car has made its place between Maruti Suzuki Ertiga and Toyota Innova in the MPV segment. It comes in an option of both petrol and diesel engines, with a total of seven variants available in the market.
Coming to the different features of the car, one of them is “H Design”. This design is based on three elements: high tension, high tech and high touch. The MPV is made up of high-quality aluminium body and contains all the advance technology that is available in the market. The main advantage of having Mobilio is its new style and robustness. It features all new sight-stealing muscular body and pretty looking headlamps with chrome bars. The front bumper looks modern with thin-looking air dam and advanced fog light consoles. The ground clearance of the car is far better than the Ertiga, and its all new body design make it more attractive.
The 60:40 split ratios inside the cabin gives more luggage space, and the 2+3+2 layout, can seat 7 people in total. The interior is unique, and the cabin design is the best in its category. Also, the built-in audio video navigation system and air conditioning at the second row make Mobilio the best option in its segment. The car comes with anti-lock braking system and advanced safety features, to ensure a complete security of its passengers. Some of other such features include dual airbags, front fog lamps, auto door lock with speed, security alarm and seat belt reminder.
