Ranging from compact SUVs to large, 7-seater SUVs, these models offer enough ground clearance to tackle most Indian roads.

The Honda Elevate facelift brings new styling, more features and additional safety technology while retaining the same 1.5-litre petrol engine. Here is how the old and new Elevate compare on design, features, prices, powertrains and safety.

Honda has launched the Elevate facelift in India at Rs 11.80 lakh. The updated mid-size SUV gets revised lighting, a new grille, and more cabin features with the same powertrains.

Honda India's October 2026 offers cover the Elevate, City and Amaze, with the outgoing Elevate getting up to Rs. 2.35 lakh and the City up to Rs. 1.71 lakh.

Honda has opened pre-bookings for the Elevate facelift at Rs 21,000, with prices set to be announced on October 6. The first official teaser reveals a sharper front end, a new connected tail light strip, and a refreshed cabin with ambient lighting.

Honda India's September 2026 offers cover the Elevate, City, and Amaze, with the Elevate getting up to Rs. 1.79 lakh in benefits or up to Rs. 2.44 lakh on specific ZX variants with accessory packages. Here is the full breakdown.

Honda Cars India is expected to launch the Elevate facelift on 6 October. It is expected to get revised styling, a longer feature list, and potentially the City's strong-hybrid powertrain, though that last bit remains unconfirmed.

Hybrid cars are gaining serious interest in India as more affordable options start appearing and real-world city mileage figures impress owners.

Independence Day 2026 car offers bring top benefits of Rs 1.79 lakh from Honda, Rs 1.55 lakh from Maruti, Rs 1 lakh from Hyundai and Rs 3.35 lakh from Tata. Check the full list here before visiting a dealership.

The Honda Elevate comes with the highest total offer.