The Honda Elevate SUV has proved to be a successful product for Honda in India. The Honda Elevate SUV was launched in India a year ago and has attracted decent buyers. Compared to its rivals, Honda Elevate is a mid-size SUV with fewer features and tech upgrades. With the new Elevate, Honda has solely focused on building a safer and nicer driving car. It does get basic features but nothing major like its rivals the Hyundai Creta and Kia Seltos.
The Honda Elevate SUV
The major and new update on the Honda Elevate SUV is that Honda is offering a new exterior paint on the car.
Apparently, Honda is planning to introduce a new dark exterior paint on the new Elevate. Honda’s premium mid-size sedan, the Honda City will get a dark exterior paint too. Elevate Dark will likely get an all-black paint with chrome elements being replaced by blacked-out elements.
Honda Elevate Dark and Honda City Dark will be launched in 2025. Both cars will continue to get the same engine and the same features with the new dark color.
Earlier this year, Honda India launched the Apex edition of the Elevate SUV.
The Honda Elevate electric SUV
Besides the Honda Elevate Dark, Honda India is also planning to introduce an electric variant of the SUV.
Honda has confirmed that a new electric SUV based on the Honda Elevate will arrive on the market in 2026.
Besides the Honda Elevate electric SUV, Honda is keen to bring more new models of electric cars.
Honda India
Honda is one of the biggest car manufacturers globally. It is one of the world’s most successful, most trusted, and biggest car brands. In India, Honda had success for several decades. But presently Honda is going through a rough patch.
The Indian car market is presently conquered by Maruti Suzuki, Hyundai, Tata, Mahindra, and Kia who are selling SUVs in big numbers.
Presently, Honda is offering only one SUV in their line-up and it’s the Honda Elevate. Also, the Honda Elevate is sold in fewer numbers compared to its rivals the Hyundai Creta and Kia Seltos.
Now, Honda is planning to bring in several vehicles in their Indian line-up. Honda India plans to locally assemble and launch several new SUVs.
Honda is aiming to launch at least five new petrol and diesel SUVs in India by 2030. The upcoming Honda SUVs will have a modern exterior design, fabulous interior, and several new features and tech upgrades.
