The Honda Elevate is an excellent car choice for anyone who wants to be safe and comfortable on the road
Introduction Of Honda Elevate :
Honda Cars India has unveiled a new teaser image of the Honda Elevate, their next small SUV. Honda has confirmed that their next product for India would be unveiled on June 6, 2023, and has also disclosed that the Honda Elevate will be fitted with a motorized sunroof in a new photograph released on social media.
The Honda Elevate, which will compete in the highly competitive small SUV class now dominated by the Hyundai Creta, is slated to hit the market in the coming months. Higher-end Elevate models are likely to include a sunroof, which is presently in strong demand, particularly at the luxury end of the market.
The Creta, for example, has a panoramic sunroof, whilst the Elevate looks to have a standard-size sunroof. The Elevate, which was created in Honda’s Asia-Pacific R&D center, is likely to follow Honda’s worldwide design language for SUVs. Teasers and spy pictures have already revealed the Elevate’s hefty exterior and square-jawed front end.
The SUV will have split headlights (thin, wing-like LED daytime running lights on top and primary headlamp clusters recessed into the front bumper), a wide grille with horizontal slats, and a fake skid plate.
A prominent roof rail, squared-off wheel arch cladding, and darker alloy wheels will be among the other important design aspects. The Elevate‘s taillights will be joined by a light bar at the back, with the registration plate housing cut into the boot lid.
Honda Elevate Based On Honda City :
The Honda Elevate, which is likely to be 4.3-4.4 meters long and built on the same chassis as the City sedan, is slated to be equipped with a 1.5-litre petrol engine. Honda is also expected to offer the powerful hybrid system that debuted on the City with the Elevate, but a diesel engine is improbable.
A six-speed manual transmission and a continuously variable transmission (CVT) are planned to be available.The robust hybrid powertrain will be an important upgrade, allowing the Elevate to compete on an equal footing with the Toyota Urban Cruiser Hyryder and Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara, both of which are available with a strong hybrid drivetrain.
In India, this is the first wear the Honda badge SUV. The Honda Elevate :
India, this is the first wear the Honda badge SUV. The Honda Elevate is the first SUV to carry the Honda label in India since the CR-V (which was retired in 2020), and it will compete against the Creta, Grand Vitara, Hyryder, Kia Seltos, MG Astor, Volkswagen Taigun, and Skoda Kushaq.
It will also have to compete with the soon-to-be-released Citroen C3 Aircross, which offers an extra row of seats. Honda has prioritized high levels of localization.
Honda Elevate Price :
Honda is set to unveil the highly anticipated price range for their new Elevate compact SUV, which is expected to be a game-changer in the automotive market. With an ex-showroom price range of Rs 11 lakh to Rs 18 lakh, the Elevate aims to cater to a wide range of customers, providing them with a compelling option in the compact SUV segment.
This strategic pricing strategy by Honda is aimed at striking a balance between affordability and the inclusion of premium features, ensuring that customers get the best value for their money.
Whether it’s the lower end of the price spectrum or the higher end, the Elevate promises to deliver an exceptional driving experience, coupled with Honda’s renowned reliability and performance. With this competitive pricing, Honda aims to capture a significant market share and establish the Elevate as a preferred choice among SUV enthusiasts.
Honda Elevate interior, features :
The Elevate has a standalone 10.25-inch touchscreen infotainment system. In terms of features, the Elevate only has a single-pane sunroof, whereas three of its eight competitors have a panoramic sunroof. Even the future Kia Seltos facelift, which has so far only received a single-pane sunroof, will acquire this luxury option.
A 7-inch semi-digital instrument display, lane-watch camera, wireless charging, wireless smartphone integration (Android Auto and Apple CarPlay), and a rear parking camera are also included.
Honda Elevate Design :
Hond Elevate resembles the CR-V available in other markets in terms of style. The Elevate is comparable in size to the Creta, with dimensions of 4,312mm length, 1,790mm width, 1,650mm height, and 2,650mm wheelbase. It has 458 litres of boot capacity and a segment-leading 220mm of ground clearance, whereas the Creta only has 190mm.
The Elevate has a large grille and a flat nose, with a large Honda emblem in the centre, surrounded by slim, LED headlights and two fog lamps beneath. The City’s headlights and LED daytime running lamps are linked by a strong chrome strip.
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