Honda has launched the Elevate facelift in India at Rs 11.80 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi), the same entry price as before, with a new ZX+ top trim, revised
front styling and a factory-fitted 360-degree camera. The change matters because V, VX and ZX variants cost slightly more, while the new ZX+ pushes the range up to Rs 16.80 lakh, so your real cost depends on which trim you choose. The 1.5-litre petrol engine and its manual and CVT options carry over unchanged. Here is the variant-wise price comparison, the genuinely new features, and what to confirm with your dealer before booking.
Honda Elevate Facelift: Variant-wise Prices
Here's the variant-wise ex-showroom pricing for the updated Honda model for your reference.| Elevate Variant | New Elevate | Outgoing Model | Change |
| SV | Rs 11.80 lakh | Rs 11.80 lakh | No change |
| V | Rs 12.29 lakh | Rs 12.27 lakh | +Rs 2,000 |
| VX | Rs 13.93 lakh | Rs 13.92 lakh | +Rs 1,000 |
| ZX | Rs 15.39 lakh | Rs 15.18 lakh | +Rs 21,000 |
| ZX+ | Rs 16.80 lakh | New | NA |
Honda Elevate Facelift: What Looks Different
The grille is now a larger black unit with three segmented light bars that read as one connected strip. The taillamps are revised, the front bumper has new detailing around the lower lamps and the alloy wheels are new. A new colour, Nordic Fest Pearl, joins the single-tone and dual-tone palettes. The body shape is unchanged, so the changes sit mostly around the nose.
Honda Elevate Facelift: Cabin and Features
Features include a factory-fitted 360-degree camera, powered front seats (eight-way driver, four-way passenger), front and rear parking sensors, a PM 2.5 filter, rear disc brakes and an electronic parking brake as additions along with an updated interior theme. There is also rear-seat ventilation. Honda Sensing ADAS (adaptive cruise control, collision mitigation braking and lane-keep assist) and six airbags continue on higher trims.Honda Elevate Facelift: Engine Unchanged
The 1.5-litre naturally aspirated petrol makes about 119 bhp and 145 Nm, paired with a six-speed manual or a CVT. There is no turbo or hybrid, so the new Elevate stays petrol-only. Boot space is 458 litres and ground clearance is 220 mm.If you were eyeing the base car, the SV is unchanged and the V and VX rise by only Rs 2,000 and Rs 1,000. The bigger decision is ZX against ZX+, a gap of Rs 1.41 lakh. Ask the dealer for a variant-wise feature sheet to see exactly what the ZX+ adds, and get the on-road price for your state in writing.
