Honda Elevate (2023-2026) Pros & Cons

While the Honda Elevate offers respectable dimensions for its class, its boot space and ground clearance are the best in the segment. The Elevate offers 458 litres of boot space and 220mm of ground clearance, both of which are the best when compared to other C-segment SUVs.

The base SV variant of the Elevate comes loaded with a good set of must-have and feel-good features. The features of the base SV variant include front and rear power windows, powered side mirrors, keyless entry with push-button start/stop, tilt and telescopic steering wheel, LED projector headlights, height-adjustable driver’s seat, LED tail lights, shark fin antenna, and a front armrest.

The Honda Elevate offers a boxy design with an imposing stance. Design elements like a tall and flat bonnet, and a flat roofline help enahnce its road presence over its arch rivals.

Like the City sedan, Honda offer advanced driving assistance systems (ADAS) with the Elevate, which helps improve the overall safety of the SUV. The Elevate gets ADAS features like auto emergency braking, lane keeping assist, and adaptive cruise control.

The 1.5L normal petrol engine has proven its reliability in the Honda City and the sama engine is also offered in the Elevate without much changes. Hence, it is also likely to be very dependable and reliable compared to the small-capacity turbocharged engines of its rivals.

Unlike its rivals who charge upward of Rs. 1.5 lakh for the automatic transmission option, Honda only charge Rs. 1.10 lakh over the equivalent manual transmission. Furthermore, Honda offer the automatic option in all Elevate variants, save for the base SV.