Honda Amaze Price
₹7.65 Lakh to ₹10.00 Lakhex-showroom

The Honda Amaze is priced from ₹7.65 Lakh for the V manual to ₹10 Lakh for the ZX CVT, all ex-showroom. Since one engine serves the whole range, your outlay tracks the grade and the gearbox rather than performance. Budget buyers can stop at the V or VX, while the ZX brings the driver aids for those who want them. To see the split grade by grade, open the Amaze variant list.
Starts at
₹7.65 Lakh
ex-showroom
On-road from
≈ ₹9.14 Lakh
V, Bangalore
EMI from
₹15,176/mo
est. 5 yr · 9% p.a.
Price by variant
Every Amaze trim, cheapest first. Filter by fuel to narrow it down.
- VLowest price
Petrol · Manual
₹7.65 Lakh
≈ ₹9.14 Lakh on-road
Petrol · Manual
₹8.65 Lakh
≈ ₹10.31 Lakh on-road
- VValue pick
Petrol · Automatic
₹8.70 Lakh
≈ ₹10.37 Lakh on-road
Petrol · Manual
₹9.39 Lakh
≈ ₹11.18 Lakh on-road
Petrol · Automatic
₹9.40 Lakh
≈ ₹11.20 Lakh on-road
Petrol · Automatic
₹10.00 Lakh
≈ ₹11.90 Lakh on-road
On-road figures are estimates for Bangalore (RTO road tax, insurance and fees on top of ex-showroom). Pick your city below for the exact breakdown.
On-road price by city
On-road price adds your state's RTO road tax, insurance and fees on top of ex-showroom, so it is different in every city. Pick yours for the full breakdown.
Rivals in the Amaze's price range
Other sedan around the same money. Compare before you commit.
Honda Amaze price: common questions
What is the cheapest Honda Amaze?
The V manual at ₹7.65 Lakh ex-showroom. It is the plainest grade, so buyers wanting more kit usually move up to the VX.
How much is the top Amaze?
The ZX CVT tops the range at ₹10 Lakh ex-showroom. It pairs the fullest feature list with the automatic gearbox.
Does the Amaze CVT cost much more than the manual?
Roughly a lakh per grade. The V CVT is ₹8.70 Lakh against ₹7.65 Lakh for the V manual, and the gap holds fairly steady up the range.
What will the Amaze cost on-road?
More than the ex-showroom figure, once RTO tax and insurance load on. The exact on-road price depends on your city.



