The last month of 2020 has started, and automakers have started offering huge benefits and discounts on their vehicles. Here, Honda has announced discounts on its vehicles in the ‘End of the Year’ discount, including some of the company’s recently launched vehicles. Let us explain in detail how much you can avail on buying Honda cars in December.

Honda City, Jazz & WR-V: The 5th generation of Honda City has been recently launched by the company, giving an exchange bonus of up to Rs 30,000. Along with this, if you want to buy the petrol model of Jazz, then it includes total benefits of Rs 40,000. These include a cash discount of Rs 25,000, exchange bonus of Rs 15,000. Up to 40,000 benefits are being offered on the Honda WR-V, which includes a cash discount of Rs 25,000 and an exchange bonus of up to Rs 15,000. However these benefits do not apply to the Exclusive Editions of the Honda WR-V.

Honda Amaze Special & Exclusive Edition: Honda is offering a discount of up to 15,000 on the special edition of its entry level Amaze, which is applicable on petrol and diesel (SMT and SCVT Special Edition). With this you can avail a cash discount of up to 7,000 on exchanging your old car. Additional discounts of up to Rs 15,000 are also being given on this car. Talk about Amaze Exclusive Edition, it is being given a discount of 27,000 rupees, which is available on its petrol and diesel (VXMT and VXCVT). Apart from this, a cash discount of Rs 12,000 and an exchange bonus of Rs 15,000 is also available on this car.

Honda Amaze & Civic:  You can avail up to Rs 37,000 on the Honda Amaze petrol model, apart from the Extel warranty for 4th and 5th year up to Rs 12,000 on the diesel model, up to Rs 15,000 cash discount, exchange up to Rs 10,000 Bonus is included. At the same time, the company is offering a profit of up to Rs 2.5 lakh on the petrol model of Honda Civic and up to 1 lakh cash discount on diesel.

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Earlier, the ministry issued an advisory on 30 March announcing extension of document renewal by 31 May. Later, it was extended to 30 June and by the end of May, the ministry has again extended the deadline to 31 July, following the extension of the lockdown. However, considering the fact that several measures to prevent Kovid-19 are still in progress, Union Minister of Road Transport and Highways, Nitin Gadkari directed his ministry to issue an advisory for extension of this period by the end of September. is.

Apart from this, the Ministry has also issued a gazette notification on May 21, 2020, under Rule 32 or Rule 81 of the Central Motor Vehicles Rules, 1989 up to July 31, 2020, to waive fees and additional fees. The Ministry has also requested the State / UT Governments to consider offering exemption for permits, or fees for permits and renewals or tax for renewal to provide relief in these exceptional circumstances of Kovid-19. Consider giving concession to / penalty. 

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Transport offices of all states are closed during this lockdown period. The order also mentions ‘non-use segment facility’ for transportation vehicles for suspension of tax liability, which are operational using VAHAN platforms in many states. This means a similar operational response can be adopted by the rest of the states to relieve commercial vehicles such as taxis, bus azis, which are non-operational under current conditions.

The Ministry ultimately stated that many vehicles are involved in the running of essential services in the country and would not be able to renew their certificates / documents during lockdown. As such, it is necessary to ensure that the drivers of these vehicles are not disturbed and face difficulties while discharging their duties. Enforcement officers have also been asked to consider all documents valid till 30 June 2020.

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Apart from this, there are many customers who have bought BS4 vehicles, but could not register them due to 21 days of lockdown. Therefore, on 27 March, the Supreme Court heard the appeal of FADA and in view of the special circumstances, it has decided to give 10 days more after the end of the ongoing 21 days lockdown to sell BS4 vehicles.

1. Fada’s counsel was before the Supreme Court Justice Arun Mishra and Justice Deepak Gupta for hearing the video conference. Fada said 15,000 passenger cars, 12,000 commercial vehicles, 7 lakh two-wheelers are at stake and the auto industry is already reeling and now showrooms are closed due to the coronavirus epidemic. In such a situation, the FADA was asking for at least one more month, although the court said that there is no point in extending the time limit for the sale of BS4 vehicles and putting a burden on the environment.

2. However, given the special circumstances, the Supreme Court stated that it will allow dealers to sell BS4 vehicles only for 10 days after the lockdown ends. The 21-day lockdown period will end on April 14, after which dealers will only have time to finish the BS4 inventory by April 24.

3. The court also said in its order that dealers can sell only 10 percent of BS4 inventory. Apart from this, no BS4 vehicle will be sold in Delhi-NCR. This means that about 90 percent of the BS6 inventory will remain unsold. This ruling by the court is only on the remaining stock of BS4 vehicles. At the same time, from April 1, 2020, only BS6 vehicles will be manufactured.

4. Apart from this, the apex court has also ruled that the BS4 vehicle which has been sold and not registered should also be registered within 10 days. This means those who have purchased BS4 vehicles before the lockdown and have not been able to register, can register after the lockdown ends.

5. The two-wheeler industry is the only one that has a BS4 inventory of around Rs 4600 crore, while dealers have an inventory of about 8,35,000 units left. 

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