New Honda Elevate on-road prices listed in major Indian cities

By Uday Singh
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The updated SUV is offered in SV, V, VX, ZX and ZX+ trims, priced from Rs 11.80 lakh to Rs 18.30 lakh, ex-showroom.

The recently launched Honda Elevate facelift is priced between Rs 11.80 lakh and Rs 18.30 lakh, ex-showroom. This year’s update brings some exterior design changes and additional features, but carries over the 121hp 1.5-litre petrol powertrain. The Elevate is now available in five core trims, namely SV, V, VX, ZX and ZX+, the last of which is new.

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If you want to know how much you need to pay to get your hands on one, here are the Honda Elevate’s on-road prices across major Indian cities.

New Honda Elevate on-road prices

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Prices range from Rs 13.22 lakh-Rs 22.52 lakh in major cities

New Honda Elevate on-road prices in major Indian cities (in Rs lakh)

Variant

Mumbai

Delhi

Kolkata

Bengaluru

Chandigarh

SV MT13.9313.6913.6914.5213.22
V MT14.5114.2614.2615.1213.77
V CVT16.28161616.9715.45
VX MT16.4416.1616.1617.1415.61
VX CVT18.1717.8617.8618.9417.24
ZX MT18.1717.8617.8618.9417.24
ZX CVT19.9419.6019.6020.7818.92
ZX+ MT*19.8319.4919.4920.6718.82
ZX+ CVT*21.6021.2321.2322.5220.50

*Also available in Black Edition.

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Note: On-road prices may vary based on city-specific registration charges and other cost components, including insurance, FASTag and RTO fees. Please check with your nearest Honda dealership for exact figures.

Among the major cities listed, the new Honda Elevate’s on-road prices are the lowest in Chandigarh and the highest in Bengaluru, with Delhi and Kolkata recording identical prices across all variants. Mumbai sits slightly above Delhi and Kolkata.

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The base-spec Elevate SV MT costs Rs 13.22 lakh in Chandigarh, which is Rs 1.30 lakh less than the Rs 14.52 lakh price in Bengaluru. At the other end, the top-spec ZX+ CVT costs Rs 20.50 lakh in Chandigarh and Rs 22.52 lakh in Bengaluru, a difference of Rs 2.02 lakh.

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