India is next to spy the 2023 Honda City (GN-series) sedan facelift, launching in January?

After its sudden appearance in Thailand, India is the second known country to spot a camouflaged 2023 Honda City (GN-series) sedan, which is going to be facelifted model.

Indian sources say that the City facelift could nab newer interior niceties, possibly bringing things like a wireless charger amidst a slightly updated interior. Speculation also points towards improved Honda Sensing technologies; perhaps the addition of Lead Car Departure Notification (LCDN) as other newer models have already got it.

Powertrains typically don't see a major change during facelifts, so our good ol' 1.5-litre naturally-aspirated petrol engines, as well as the e:HEV dual-motor hybrid system should soldier on as they are.

Also read: Review: 2021 Honda City RS e:HEV – Hybrid perfomance for the common man

No matter what the changes are – details are all yet to be confirmed – the timeline for the City facelift to appear checks out, with Indian sources saying a January launch might be possible. The car itself has been in the market for 3 years (nearly half the typical 5- to 7-year model lifecycle), and don't forget there's the all-new 2023 Toyota Vios (D92A) to worry about as well.

Currently there's no news for an updated Honda City for Malaysia. Our line-up stands as below, at point of publishing:

2022 Honda City in Malaysia
Variant Price
1.5 S RM 77,600
1.5 E RM 85,600
1.5 V RM 90,600
1.5 V Sensing RM 94,600
1.5 RS RM 108,800

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