With the Launch of Honda Mobilio in Indian Market. It has Become the Best 7 Seater Car in India. Honda Mobilio is Now also available in the RS variant. Honda Mobilio RS Variant gets a sportier look with aggressively styled front and rear bumpers, larger air dams, a new, sportier chrome grille, new headlights with High Intensity Discharge (HID) projector lights and LED accents, black-and-chrome 15-inch alloy wheels, chrome exhausts and a spoiler at the back.

On the inside, the car comes with a bit more equipment than the standard trims. This includes a 6.1-inch touchscreen infotainment system, a reversing camera and a pair of tweeters to add to the audio system's speaker count. There's also faux wood trim on the dashboard, which does at least give it a little bit more character than the two-tone Brio-sourced standard version. Of course, expect to pay a bit of a premium for the Honda Mobilio RS on top of the 'regular' top-spec versions. Both the petrol and diesel variants of the Honda Mobilio are launched and you Can Book Now your Honda Mobilio Car Test Drive in Mumbai....

The Honda Mobilio MPV Car will be powered by the same 1.5-litre petrol and diesel engines that are used in the Honda City sedan. Both engines will be mated to manual gearboxes as standard, while a CVT automatic gearbox could also be on the cards for the petrol variant.

The Mobilio comes across as a less boxy design. Its squat stance belies the fact that it has class-leading ground clearance. The face has the typical Honda family look as it is 7 Seater MPV Car. The Mobilio sits on the same platform as the Brio and Amaze, but it has an extended wheelbase. The roof tapers slightly towards the end. But, a blacked-out D-pillar gives it a sort of sedan look, making it appear less bulky. The rear window sill has a dip, which gives it a bigger glass area. The Honda Mobilio looks best from the rear, with the hatch having a nice sophisticated look.