Honda Accord FAQs: Mileage, Features, Price & Specs

No, the Honda Accord was discontinued in India after its 9th generation (and later the Hybrid) due to slow sales and market shifts towards SUVs. It's only available used now.

The last generation Honda Accord Hybrid was priced around ₹43.21 Lakhs (ex-showroom) before its discontinuation. Earlier petrol variants were typically in the ₹20-30 Lakh range.

Owners appreciate the Accord's excellent reliability, spacious and comfortable cabin, refined driving experience, and strong resale value for well-maintained older models. It's a premium executive sedan.

Key cons include its discontinuation, leading to higher parts prices and service availability challenges. Its premium pricing also put it out of reach for many, and it faced tough competition.

The Accord is ideal for executives or families prioritizing spacious comfort, a refined ride, and Honda's renowned reliability. It suits those who appreciate a premium sedan experience for long journeys.

Key alternatives include the Toyota Camry Hybrid, Skoda Superb, and earlier models like the Volkswagen Passat. SUV options like the Fortuner or Endeavour were also considered by some buyers.

The last generation Accord offered a 2.0-liter i-VTEC petrol-hybrid engine. Earlier generations featured 2.4-liter and 3.5-liter V6 petrol engines, known for their refined performance.

The Accord typically included six airbags, ABS with EBD, Vehicle Stability Assist (VSA), Hill Start Assist, a multi-angle rearview camera, and ISOFIX child seat mounts for enhanced safety.

The Accord boasts a very spacious cabin, especially in the rear, offering ample legroom and headroom. Its plush seating and premium materials ensure a highly comfortable and quiet ride for all occupants.

The Accord came with a touchscreen infotainment system, smartphone integration (Apple CarPlay/Android Auto), navigation, a premium sound system, and automatic climate control for a modern experience.

The last generation Honda Accord Hybrid was equipped with an E-CVT (Electronically Controlled Variable Transmission). Earlier petrol models featured 5-speed automatic or manual transmissions.

The Accord is a large sedan, typically over 4.9 meters long. Its boot space ranged from approximately 400-450 liters in the Hybrid model (due to battery) to around 450-470 liters in petrol variants.

While ARAI figures were around 23.1 km/l, real-world mileage for the Accord Hybrid typically ranged from 15-18 km/l in mixed city/highway driving, depending on conditions.

In city driving conditions, the Honda Accord Hybrid generally delivered mileage between 14-17 km/l. Its electric mode assisted significantly in stop-and-go traffic, improving urban efficiency.

On highways, the Accord Hybrid could achieve around 17-20 km/l, showcasing its fuel efficiency during cruising. Earlier petrol versions offered lower highway figures, typically 10-14 km/l.

The last generation Accord in India exclusively used petrol, primarily as a petrol-hybrid. It was considered quite efficient for a large sedan, especially the hybrid variant, compared to its segment rivals.

The Accord Hybrid's mileage was quite competitive with the Toyota Camry Hybrid, both being strong performers in the executive sedan segment for fuel efficiency. Real-world figures were often comparable.

Fuel efficiency is heavily influenced by driving style (aggressive vs. smooth), traffic conditions, road terrain, and timely vehicle maintenance. Tyre pressure and AC usage also play a role.