India Launches the Honda Elevate ADV Edition
India Launches the Honda Elevate ADV Edition
New grades and tough style added to the popular SUV range
The new ADV Edition of the Honda Elevate, which starts at ₹ 15.29 lakh (ex-showroom), appeals to younger, adventurous buyers with its striking exterior changes, dual-tone options, and updated equipment.
Honda Cars India Ltd. has introduced the new ADV Edition of the Honda Elevate. The manual variant starts at ₹ 15.29 lakh (ex-showroom).
The cost increases for the CVT automatic and dual-tone models (up to ₹ 16.66 lakh, according to reports).
The Elevate SUV has a bolder appearance thanks to the ADV Edition. In order to give the vehicle a rougher, more daring image, it has dual-tone color options, more prominent exterior features, and rugged stylistic cues.
The ADV Edition has improved interior features, including possibly enhanced technology and stylistic elements to match its more upscale appearance, but the powertrain remains the same.
The 1.5-liter gasoline engine and manual and CVT gearbox options are the same as those of the regular Elevate. With this edition, no significant mechanical changes have been disclosed. The engine delivers 121 hp of power and 145 Nm of torque.
The ADV Edition seems to be targeted at consumers seeking an urban SUV with a sporty and tough appearance, those who prefer more style and more presence on the road over simple practicality. This highlight is reflected in the premium over the ordinary models.
Since its introduction in 2023, the Elevate has been a crucial model for Honda in India, supporting the company's growth in the midsize SUV market. By launching an ADV Edition, Honda is able to compete with competitors that are constantly changing their lineups, rekindle interest in the product, and provide a value-added variant.
There is no improvement in engine performance or fuel efficiency with the ADV Edition, despite the addition of style and finishes.
You should budget extra for special trims or dual-tone paint because this is a higher trim. Verify your city's true on-road pricing, which includes insurance, state taxes, and RTO; the ex-showroom price is only the beginning.
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