Honda Cars India has introduced the new Virtual Showroom for its customers in India. It is an innovative and interactive digital space which has been designed and developed to enhance the overall online car buying experience of the customers.
The Honda Virtual Showroom can be easily accessed by customers via computer as well as smartphones.
The new Honda Virtual Showroom is a part of the company’s digital plans to move closer to the buyers. In current times of Covid-19, when digitising as many processes as possible have become a necessity, the Honda Virtual Showroom will allow customers to discover and engage with its entire model range in a seamless digital experience from the comfort of their homes.
ArrayThe Honda Virtual Showroom can be easily accessed by customers via computers as well as smartphones. People can intuitively browse and explore the design, features, and technical details available for each Honda car on sale. The Virtual Showroom enhances the customers’ field of vision and perspective with its 360-degree view of both the digital space and the product. Bringing the showroom straight to the customers’ homes, it gives them the sense of flexibility and freedom to move around and interact with each and every vehicle the same way they would do at any of Honda’s physical showrooms.
The Honda Virtual Showroom offers a wide array of clickable hotspots and feature explanation videos to give in-depth information about the exterior and interior aspects of the cars. Taking it a step further, it also allows customers to visualise the effects of a headlamp, fog lamp, taillamp and sunroof for an enhanced experience.
Also Read: Honda organises Body & Paint Service Camp for customers in India
The colouriser option to view the cars’ colour from different angles, variant comparison option to understand the best suitable variant as per need, are some of the elements of the Honda Virtual Showroom that add to the convenience of the prospective customers to make their purchase decision.
Stay tuned to IndianAutosBlog.com for more Honda updates and other four-wheeler news.
Suzuki has unveiled the Swift Sport ZC33S Final Edition for the Japanese market, marking the end of the third-generation Swift Sport. This limited-production model will be available from March to..
Range Rover has officially commenced sales of the 2025 Range Rover Sport in India, with prices starting at ₹1.45 crore (ex-showroom). Locally manufactured, the premium SUV is offered in 3.0L Petrol..
Toyota is set to revolutionize its premium MPV segment with the launch of the Alphard and Vellfire Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV) models in Japan. Sales for these luxurious six-seater PHEVs..
When it comes to tuning cars, timeless is a word we don’t hear enough. But every once in a while, a classic design comes along that proves its versatility and enduring appeal, no matter the decade or..
Suzuki has unveiled the Swift Sport ZC33S Final Edition for the Japanese market, marking the end of the third-generation Swift Sport. This limited-production model will be available from March to..
Range Rover has officially commenced sales of the 2025 Range Rover Sport in India, with prices starting at ₹1.45 crore (ex-showroom). Locally manufactured, the premium SUV is offered in 3.0L Petrol..
Toyota is set to revolutionize its premium MPV segment with the launch of the Alphard and Vellfire Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV) models in Japan. Sales for these luxurious six-seater PHEVs..
When it comes to tuning cars, timeless is a word we don’t hear enough. But every once in a while, a classic design comes along that proves its versatility and enduring appeal, no matter the decade or..
Honda is set to showcase two bold EV prototypes from its upcoming Honda 0 Series at CES 2025. Scheduled for a global market debut in 2026, these models signify the brand’s next leap in electric..
If you are like many exotic car enthusiasts, you’re eager to hit the road the moment you get your hands on that shiny new ride. But slow down champ! Supercars generally require an adjustment period..
