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Honda Elevate Facelift Features And Overview

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₹11.80 Lakh to ₹18.40 Lakhex-showroom

Verified from brochure · Updated Oct 2026

Honda Elevate facelift in Crystal Black Pearl

About The Honda Elevate Facelift

The Honda Elevate is the brand's compact SUV, and the 2026 facelift keeps its tall, upright stance while sharpening the look. A bolder mesh grille, tri-bar signature lights and connected LED tail lamps mark the update, and India is the first market to get it.

A single 1.5 litre i-VTEC petrol powers every version. You choose between a six speed manual and a CVT automatic. The engine is smooth and relaxed rather than punchy, tuned for easy daily use. There is no diesel or turbo, just the one naturally aspirated unit that pulls the five seat SUV around town without strain.

The range now runs from the SV at ₹11.80 Lakh to the ZX+ Black CVT at ₹18.40 Lakh. The familiar SV, V, VX and ZX grades sit below two range-toppers, the ZX+ and the blacked-out ZX+ Black. To weigh the choices, see how the Elevate grades line up.

The real story is the new kit. Ventilated front seats arrive on the ZX, which already carries Honda Sensing, while the ZX+ piles on a 360 degree camera, power adjustable front seats and ventilated rear seats. Honda says front and rear seat ventilation together is a first for SUVs of this size. Everyday practicality stays strong, with a 458 litre boot and a high 220 mm of ground clearance for broken roads.

For a family after a practical, fuss-free SUV with a trusted engine and a genuinely loaded top end, the facelifted Elevate makes a solid case. You can look through all ten Elevate colours, including the new Nordic Forest Pearl, before you decide.

At A Glance

Starts at

₹11.80 Lakh

ex-showroom

Mileage

15.31 to 16.61 kmpl

ARAI claimed

Max power

121 bhp

Fuel

Petrol

Seating

5

seater

Boot space

Not available

Choice

11 variants

Key Feature Highlights

The standout kit this car gives you, and the variant each feature starts from.

Six airbags on every variant

Standard

Even the base SV gives you six airbags, covering dual front, side and curtain, so everyone inside gets the same core protection.

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Multi-angle reverse camera

From V

From the V trim you get a rear camera with multiple viewing angles and on-screen guidelines, which makes tight parking far less stressful.

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8-inch touchscreen

From V

The V trim adds an 8-inch HD touchscreen that runs Android Auto and Apple CarPlay wirelessly, so your maps and music connect without a cable.

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Connected car tech

From V

Honda Connect arrives at the V trim with Alexa voice support and smartwatch control, so you can track and operate the car from your phone.

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Electric sunroof

From VX

The VX trim brings a one-touch electric sunroof that tilts and slides, the big-ticket feature most buyers in this class look for.

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Wireless phone charging

From VX

From the VX you get a wireless charging pad, so a compatible phone tops up without you plugging in a cable.

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LaneWatch blind-spot camera

From VX

The VX adds Honda's LaneWatch camera, which shows the traffic in your left blind spot on the touchscreen.

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Honda Sensing ADAS

From ZX

From the ZX you get Honda Sensing, with collision mitigation braking, adaptive cruise, lane keeping and auto high-beam for highway driving.

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Ventilated front seats

From ZX

From the ZX the front seats blow cool air through the perforated leather, a real relief after the car has stood in the sun.

View ZX variant →

360 camera and cooled rear seats

From ZX+

The ZX+ adds a 360 degree camera with front parking sensors, and its rear seats are ventilated too, not just the front ones.

View ZX+ variant →

Popular Variants

All 11 variants →
VariantFuelTransmissionEx-showroom
SVPetrolManual₹11.80 Lakh
VPetrolManual₹12.29 Lakh
VPetrolAutomatic₹13.79 Lakh
VXPetrolManual₹13.93 Lakh
ZXPetrolManual₹15.39 Lakh
VXPetrolAutomatic₹15.39 Lakh
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Honda Elevate Facelift: Your Questions

Is the Honda Elevate facelift a good compact SUV?

Yes. It pairs a large 458 litre boot and a high 220 mm ground clearance with a proven petrol engine, and from the ZX it brings Honda Sensing and ventilated seats, from ₹11.80 Lakh ex-showroom.

Does the Elevate have a 360 degree camera?

Yes, on the ZX+ and ZX+ Black grades. The V, VX and ZX get a multi-angle rear camera instead, the VX and ZX add the LaneWatch blind-spot camera, and the base SV relies on rear parking sensors.

What engine powers the Elevate?

A single 1.5 litre i-VTEC petrol making 121 PS. You can pair it with a six speed manual or a CVT automatic.

Does the Elevate have ventilated seats?

Yes. The ZX and above get ventilated front seats, and the ZX+ and ZX+ Black add ventilated rear seats, which Honda calls a first for SUVs of this size.

Decision engine

Which Elevate Facelift is right for you?

We checked the price and kit of all 11 variants and cut them down to 3 honest picks. Answer three quick questions and we'll point to your match.

Smart buy

SV

₹11.80 Lakh

The sensible way in. Lowest price, everything you actually need.

PetrolManual
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Sweet spot

ZX

₹15.39 Lakh

What most buyers should get. The best balance of price and kit.

PetrolManual
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Fully loaded

ZX+ Black

₹18.40 Lakh

Every feature on the menu, for buyers who want the lot.

PetrolAutomatic
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