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Honda Elevate’s Introductory Prices Come To An End, City’s Prices Hiked Too

January 9, 2024 Prafful Singh

The Elevate’s costs have been hiked by as much as Rs 58,000, with its base variant being affected the utmost

Honda has elevated the costs of the City uniformly by Rs 8,000.
The sedan is now priced between Rs 11.71 lakh and Rs 16.19 lakh.
The SUV’s costs now vary from Rs 11.58 lakh to Rs 16.40 lakh.

As January unfolds, it is develop into a kind of necessary for carmakers to extend the costs of their choices, and 2024 isn’t any exception. Honda has now joined the likes of Citroen and Skoda, growing costs for a few of its fashions. This value adjustment has concluded the introductory charges for the Elevate SUV, with the Honda City being the one different Honda automotive affected by this variation.

Here’s a have a look at their up to date variant-wise costs:

Elevate

Variant	Old Price	New Price	Difference



















SV	Rs 11 lakh	Rs 11.58 lakh	+Rs 58,000



















V	Rs 12.11 lakh	Rs 12.31 lakh	+Rs 20,000



















V CVT	Rs 13.21 lakh	Rs 13.41 lakh	+Rs 20,000



















VX	Rs 13.50 lakh	Rs 13.70 lakh	+Rs 20,000



















VX CVT	Rs 14.60 lakh	Rs 14.80 lakh	+Rs 20,000



















ZX	Rs 14.90 lakh	Rs 15.10 lakh	+Rs 20,000



















ZX CVT	Rs 16 lakh	Rs 16.20 lakh	+Rs 20,000



















ZX CVT DT	Rs 16.20 lakh	Rs 16.40 lakh	+Rs 20,000

The base variant of the Honda Elevate has develop into costlier by Rs 58,000.
Honda has hiked the costs of the remaining variants uniformly by Rs 20,000.

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City

Variant	Old Price	New Price	Difference



















SV	Rs 11.63 lakh	Rs 11.71 lakh	+Rs 8,000



















V	Rs 12.51 lakh	Rs 12.59 lakh	+Rs 8,000



















Elegant Edition	Rs 12.57 lakh	Rs 12.65 lakh	+Rs 8,000



















Elegant Edition CVT	Rs 13.82 lakh	Rs 13.90 lakh	+Rs 8,000



















V CVT	Rs 13.76 lakh	Rs 13.84 lakh	+Rs 8,000



















VX	Rs 13.63 lakh	Rs 13.71 lakh	+Rs 8,000



















VX CVT	Rs 14.88 lakh	Rs 14.96 lakh	+Rs 8,000



















ZX	Rs 14.86 lakh	Rs 14.94 lakh	+Rs 8,000



















ZX CVT	Rs 16.11 lakh	Rs 16.19 lakh	+Rs 8,000

Prices of the Honda City have been hiked uniformly by Rs 8,000.
The sedan’s particular Elegant Edition has additionally been included within the value increment.

Although Honda has solely hiked costs of the Elevate SUV and City sedan for now, it might provoke a value increment for the remaining fashions as effectively. Stay tuned to CarDekho for extra updates on such value hikes.

All costs ex-showroom Delhi

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Honda Elevate VX Variant Analysis: Is It Best Value For Money Option?

September 10, 2023 Prafful Singh

The VX is the variant to go for if you want the Honda Elevate with a sunroof

The Honda Elevate’s second-to-top VX variant packs in a lot of premium touches over the previous Elevate V trim. At a price increment of under Rs 1.5 lakh, it gets many comfort, convenience and safety features. Do these feature additions make the ideal value for money option of the Honda SUV without stretching to the top variant? Let’s find out:

Variant	1.5-litre Petrol-MT	1.5-litre Petrol-CVT



















VX	Rs 13.50 lakh	Rs 14.60 lakh



















ZX	Rs 14.90 lakh	Rs 16 lakh



















Difference	Rs 1.4 lakh	Rs 1.4 lakh

Why Consider The Elevate VX?

For a premium of under Rs 1.4 lakh, the Honda Elevate VX gets a lot more in the form of comfort, safety and even convenience features over the V variant justifying the price jump. Honda has equipped it with a single-pane sunroof, wireless phone charging, a 7-inch TFT semi-digital driver’s display, LaneWatch camera, and even a 6-speaker music system.

	Exterior	Interior	Comfort and Convenience	Infotainment	Safety



















Highlight features		Fabric upholstery with stitching Leather gear selector knob Leather-wrapped steering wheel			LaneWatch camera Hill assist Rear wiper and washer



















Other features



















Upgrade to ZX if you want		Brown and black cabin theme Leatherette upholstery Rear centre armrest with cupholder Smartphone holders in front seat back pockets			Six airbags ADAS

Why Skip The Elevate VX?

While the VX variant of the Honda Elevate gets a lot of features for a suitable premium over the Elevate V variant, it still might leave you wanting for more. The best features of the Elevate are limited to the top-spec ZX including the 10.25-inch touchscreen and advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) for a premium of less than Rs 1.5 lakh. Also, do note that if you want the Elevate in a dual-tone paint option, it’s only possible with the fully loaded ZX CVT variant.

Variant	Verdict



















SV	The variant of our choice if you wish to buy the petrol-MT option. Accessorise it and skip upgrading to V variant.



















V	Only pick if you want the Elevate with an automatic gearbox on a budget. Else, go to the next variant.



















VX	Gets a lot more tech at a justifiable premium. Can be skipped if you want the full premium Honda experience.



















ZX	Pick it for a better cabin experience, more tech, safety features and dual-tone paint option, pick the top-spec ZX variant.

All prices introductory, ex-showroom pan-India

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Honda Elevate SV Variant Analysis: Is the Base-spec Variant Worth Considering?

September 10, 2023 Prafful Singh

The Honda Elevate’s entry-level variant has basic equipment but lacks infotainment

The Honda Elevate is a new compact SUV available in four variants: SV, V, VX, and ZX. It comes with a single petrol engine option, available with both manual and automatic transmissions. However, the base variant only offers the petrol-manual combination. So, is it worth considering if you’re on a tight budget?

Variant	1.5-litre MT	1.5-litre CVT


















SV	Rs 11 lakh	–



















V	Rs 12.11 lakh	Rs 13.21 lakh


















Difference	Rs 1.11 lakh	Rs 2.21 lakh

Why Consider the Elevate SV?

The Elevate SV offers more than just the basics. It comes with features like all-LED lighting with DRLs, height-adjustable driver seat, keyless entry, push-button start/stop, and power windows. It also includes basic safety equipment such as dual front airbags, electronic stability control, 3-point seatbelts for all passengers, and ISOFIX child seat anchorages. These features make it the recommended variant if you’re on a tight budget and want a modern Honda SUV that you can accessorize later on.

Here’s what it offers:

	Exterior	Interior	Comfort and Convenience	Infotainment	Safety



















Highlight features				Voice recognition



















Other features


















Upgrade to V if you want

Why Skip the Elevate SV?

Although the Elevate SV variant comes with more than basic comfort and safety features, it lacks some useful and essential items like an infotainment system and a reversing camera. These features, along with a few more convenience features, are available on the V variant. The main reason to choose the V variant would be if you want the most affordable automatic option for the Elevate, at a premium of over Rs 2 lakh.

Variant	Verdict



















SV	The variant of our choice if you wish to buy the petrol-MT option. Accessorize it and skip upgrading to the V variant.


















V	Only pick if you want the Elevate with an automatic gearbox on a budget. Else, go to the next variant.



















VX	Offers more tech at a reasonable premium. Can be skipped if you want the full premium Honda experience.


















ZX	Choose this variant for a better cabin experience, more tech, safety features, and dual-tone paint option.

All prices are introductory, ex-showroom pan-India