Honda Brio Amaze Price Philippines & Official Promos

The exterior of the Brio Amaze isn't entirely perfect, but it does have a few quirks. First off, it does come with multi-reflector illuminating headlamps, a sporty-looking chrome grille, and good-looking turn signal lights.

The Amaze is also given LED brake lamps for better visibility from the rear. There are also bulb-type tail lamps detailed with chrome accents to add a contrasting appearance. The door handles share the same color with the mirrors and the rest of the car. 

To add to that, the Amaze also comes with a micro antenna. This is connected to the car’s infotainment system installed in the car. There are also intermittent wipers at the front windshield sitting along with washers. It also comes with standard window defoggers.

The interior is given either a 1-DIN stereo, an advanced auditory system, or with a two DIN Navigation system depending on the variant chosen. Connectivity is in forms of AUX-IN, Bluetooth, DVD/CD, and USB for the infotainment system.

The 2-DIN, however, doesn't come with the Bluetooth system. The audio would be sent through the 2 or 4-speaker system. This would, of course, depend on which Honda Brio Amaze variant you have. The climate can be manually controlled through the corresponding buttons.

The Honda Amaze comes in an elegant black and beige color scheme. The panels, lining at the door, and the roof are all in beige. The dashboard, on the other hand, is black. The seats can also be beige if you wanted to match them with the seats. There are also backseat pockets right behind the seats of both the front passenger and driver's seat.

As mentioned earlier, there are three options for your infotainment system. First, we have the one-DIN stereo sound system. Next, would be the two-DIN stereo system. And lastly, there is the two-DIN system with a touchscreen factor that's also NAV ready. It isn't equipped with automatic control for the climate, so you'll have to use it manually.

As for its safety features, the Brio Amaze is equipped with EBD and ABS as a standard. There is also a seatbelt safety reminder, though only for the driver. You'll also find a three-point seatbelt around the car except for the middle passenger seat.

The Brio Amaze is a four-door subcompact sedan that's actually one of the smallest cars available in the Philippine market. You can get the Amaze in a front-wheel-drive and front-engine variant. It has disc brakes on the front and drum brakes at the rear for balanced stopping power.

The car’s suspension in front is MacPherson strut bars. But for the rear, there is only a torsion beam. The updated sedan also gained a bit of length and even put on some weight - making it now heavier than its hatchback kin. To be precise, the Amaze weighs 50-100 kg more than the Brio hatchback.

The Brio Amaze has been given the biggest engine compared to most of Hinda's offer to the Philippine market. With a 1.3Liter and 4-cylinder i-VTEC engine, the Honda Brio Amaze can produce up to 99 horsepower and 127 Newton meters of torque. 

This allows the Brio Amaze to have a top speed of 165 kilometers per hour, which is actually pretty fast. It's also expected to set a sprint record of 0 to 100 kilometers per hour in only 13.3 seconds. The Honda Brio Amaze can also be fitted with either a 5-speed manual or a 5-speed automatic transmission – depending on your type.