New images published on Japanese media have
unofficially revealed the 2017 Honda N-Box and 2017 Honda N-Box Custom and
suggest that the facelifted models have started reaching dealerships.
The Honda N-Box and Honda N-Box Custom get a more
aggressive front-end with the facelift. The normal N-Box, as before, continues
with a simplistic styling, while the N-Box Custom now looks sportier. Both have
a fancier grille with more spaced-out bars, and the Custom variant borrows cues
from Honda’s global latest global models for the tweak.
The new N-Box Custom’s
redesigned headlights appears to have LED lighting. The turn signals, also LED
seemingly, are now positioned above them. The fog lamps are now more stylish,
three-element LED units. The bumpers are also redesigned, and Custom variant’s
piece gets swanky squarish outer ends.
At the rear, the 2017 Honda N-Box Custom gets
redesigned, longer tail lamps. A full-width chrome bar flows to into the tail
lamps and continues up to the top of their top. The rear bumper is also new,
likely with vertical reflectors on the outer ends. There are lot of interior
changes arriving with the facelift.
The Custom variant now has a sleek
instrument panel unit up on the fully redesigned dashboard. The air vents are
now positioned in an unconventional way, while the infotainment system looks
placed higher up to make space for the climate control unit below it. We are
yet to get a look at the regular 2017 Honda N-Box’s rear and interior.
The Honda N-Box and Honda N-Box Custom are powered
by the S07A 0.66-litre three-cylinder petrol engine. In both variants, this
engine is available in 58 PS/65 Nm and 64 PS/104 Nm iterations. CVT is
standard. It’s unknown if Honda has planned any changes in these aspects with
the facelift.
