Key highlights
- 2025 Honda Elevate introduced
- V, VX, and ZX variants updated with new colours and features
- Mechanically remains unaltered
Honda India seems to be working hard to revive the sales of its only SUV, the Elevate. The MY26 Elevate is here with new features and styling tweaks. Read more details below.
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2025 Honda Elevate: Changes explained
Just ahead of the festive season of 2025, the new Elevate is here. With the MY26 model update, Honda has purposefully added new features to its crossover SUV.
The major change is seen on the top-spec ZX variant, which is now available with the option of an Ivory White dual-tone interior theme draped in leather upholstery. Additionally, it gets new soft-touch leather treatment on the door pads and dashboard.
The ZX variant also gets a new front grille garnish for a stylish look. Moreover, buyers also get an option to choose a 360-degree camera, seven colour ambient lighting, and a surround view feature. The price of the new Elevate ZX trim starts from Rs 15.51 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi).
Meanwhile, the lower-spec V and VX variants are now available with new fabric on the dashboard, door pads, and Ivory inserts, which replace the old shadow beige theme of the cabin. Additionally, customers can opt for the new grille garnish with these variants. The V variant is priced at Rs 12.39 lakh, while the VX is priced at Rs 14.13 lakh.
All three variants are now available with a new Crystal Black Pearl colour. Additionally, the Black Edition and Signature Black Edition variants have also been updated with these new updates, as on the ZX trim.
Mechanically, it remains unchanged and continues using the 1.5-litre naturally-aspirated petrol engine with a 6-speed manual and a CVT transmission.
Our say
The Honda Elevate is an underrated crossover in its respective segment. It offers the biggest cabin space and cargo area among the rivals, while its 1.5-litre engine is one of the most reliable in the market.
