Know All About The Honda Elevate 

The Elevate prioritizes comfort and longevity with its elegant appearance and spacious interior. Its ample power guarantees a smooth driving experience, despite its lack of excitement. It provides simplicity and dependability with a variety of comfort and ADAS features.

Honda Elevate Price

The base variant of the Honda Elevate costs Rs. 11.73 lakh, while the top model costs Rs. 16.67 lakh (average ex-showroom). 

The Honda Elevate price for 20 variants is listed below.

Elevate Engine Specifications

Positives:

• At idle, the 1.5-liter i-VTEC petrol engine, which produces 119 horsepower and 145 Nm, is remarkably quiet and vibration-free.
• Strong low- and mid-range torque and steady power delivery are provided by this naturally aspirated engine.
• It has enough power to be used for both highway cruising and city driving.
• Its six-speed manual gearbox provides a smooth clutch movement and an enjoyable gearshift.
• Even in third gear, the manual gearbox successfully lessens the need for frequent downshifts on steep inclines.
• The steering returns to its starting position after a U-turn, gives sufficient feedback, and has good weight.
• At low to medium speeds, the well-balanced suspension absorbs road irregularities and maintains a smooth ride on difficult terrain.
• At triple-digit speeds, the Elevate provides good overall stability and poise.

Negatives:

• To get the best performance for fast overtaking or sporty driving, the engine must be revved above 4,000 rpm.
• On curving roads, the steering feels a little slower and requires more turn-in to keep the trip interesting.
• Before finally settling down, its occupants will go through some vertical motion over bumps at faster speeds.

Honda Elevate Key Specifications:

Elevate Convenience and Technology:

Positives:

• It features a floating 10.25-inch touchscreen entertainment system with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto as well as a sunroof.
• For lengthy rides, the well-bolstered seats offer plenty of comfort and cushioning.
• With its excellent outward visibility and ergonomics, the Honda Elevate makes driving a breeze.
• Large windows, a pleasantly reclining backrest, and plenty of headroom and rear legroom (scooped roof) all contribute to the comfort of the second row.
• Its 458-liter cargo volume can be increased by using the 60:40 split-folding bench.

Negatives:

• High-end options like a 360-degree camera, electronic seat adjustments, and extra storage for small goods in the second row are absent.
• Although the touchscreen works, it does not have the sophisticated interfaces found in competing devices.
• Since Honda’s “magic seats” could have increased interior versatility, their absence is viewed as a miss.

Elevate Exterior and Interior Styling

Positives:

• With its flat bonnet, upright grille, and recognizable squared-off SUV appearance, it boasts an impressive front end.
• Its well-balanced proportions give it a strong road presence without coming across as enormous, which is good.
• Soft-touch materials and a hardwood insert on the dash enhance the cabin’s upscale appearance.
• Phoenix Orange Pearl, Obsidian Blue Pearl, Platinum White Pearl, Golden Brown Metallic, Lunar Silver Metallic, Meteoroid Gray Metallic, and Radiant Red Metallic are single-tone hues.
• Crystal Black Pearl roofs are available for the three dual-tone shades: Phoenix Orange Pearl, Platinum White Pearl, and Radiant Red Metallic.

Negatives:

• When compared to certain competitors, the floating touchscreen design seems antiquated.
• The charging tray’s phone visibility is restricted, and the handbrake’s awkwardly located storage slots are hardly functional.
• Particularly in lesser light, the interior’s primarily dark color scheme may feel constrictive in terms of space.

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