New Honda Grace Hybrid Info

This is an old car model that is no longer for sale by the local distributor since Nov 2021.

Built in

Japan (launched 2016)

Vehicle Type

Sedan

Rating

(7)

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Submodel

1.5 DX(A)

$112,000

34.4km/L • 109bhp • 7-speed (A)

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Engine & Transmission

Engine Capacity

1,496 cc

Engine Type

4-cylinder In-line DOHC

Battery Type

Lithium ion

Fuel Type

Petrol-electric

Drive Type

Front-wheel drive

Transmission

7-speed (A)

Performance

Engine Power

81 kW (109 bhp)

Motor Power

22 kW (30 bhp)

Combined Power

unknown

Torque

160 Nm

Acceleration

unknown

Top Speed

unknown

Fuel Consumption

34.4km/L

Measurement

Vehicle Type

Sedan

Seating Capacity

unknown

Dimensions (L x W x H)

4400 x 1695 x 1475 mm

Wheelbase

2,600 mm

Min Turning Radius

5,100 mm

Kerb Weight

1,170 kg

Fuel Tank Capacity

40 L

Boot/Cargo Capacity

unknown

Suspension, Brakes & Wheels

Suspension (Front)

Macpherson type

Suspension (Rear)

Torsion bar

Brakes (Front)

Ventilated discs

Brakes (Rear)

Drum

Rim Size

15 "

1.5 LX(A)

$132,000

34.4km/L • 109bhp • 7-speed (A)

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Engine & Transmission

Engine Capacity

1,496 cc

Engine Type

4-cylinder In-line DOHC

Battery Type

Lithium ion

Fuel Type

Petrol-electric

Drive Type

Front-wheel drive

Transmission

7-speed (A)

Performance

Engine Power

81 kW (109 bhp)

Motor Power

22 kW (30 bhp)

Combined Power

unknown

Torque

160 Nm

Acceleration

unknown

Top Speed

unknown

Fuel Consumption

34.4km/L

Measurement

Vehicle Type

Sedan

Seating Capacity

unknown

Dimensions (L x W x H)

4400 x 1695 x 1475 mm

Wheelbase

2,600 mm

Min Turning Radius

5,100 mm

Kerb Weight

1,180 kg

Fuel Tank Capacity

40 L

Boot/Cargo Capacity

unknown

Suspension, Brakes & Wheels

Suspension (Front)

Macpherson type

Suspension (Rear)

Torsion bar

Brakes (Front)

Ventilated discs

Brakes (Rear)

Drum

Rim Size

15 "

Consumer Reviews

4.5

Excellent | 7 User Reviews

Grace-ful performer

Overall, the car is great as a daily car. Coming from a much smaller sedan car, I expected this car to consume more fuel especially since it is more powerful. However, to my surprise, on the first week of owning it I have hit about 20.7km/litre of fuel.... Read More

Amazing GRACE

I've been driving the Grace Hybrid for a year. This is a long term review of the car. We switched to Honda from a premium European brand for reliability reasons. Before selecting the Grace, we considered the City from the authorised dealer. Comparing specs, performance figures, country of origin and amount of kit provided, the Grace wins hands down. Just make sure you get yours from a parallel importer with ready stocks, to reduce any uncertainties. Given the fact that this isn't one of Honda's most popular models, you may be able to negotiate deeper discounts with your PI, which translates to even greater value for money!... Read More