Honda Cars India is making a strategic move that benefits customers by announcing a reduction in the price of select Elevate variants in its April sales report. Kunal Behl, VP of Marketing and Sales, emphasized this initiative by stating, “We are introducing certain grades of Elevate at attractive new price points along with other benefits in May to ensure greater value for our customers.” Notably, lower-spec variants have been made more affordable through the introduction of the Elevate Apex Summer Edition. This model is based on the Elevate V trim but comes at an impressive Rs 32,000 less. This offer applies to manual and CVT auto transmissions as well as the White Pearl color option, making it an opportunity you won’t want to miss.

2025 Honda Elevate Price Reveal: Style Meets Value in Every Variant

Honda Elevate Prices, Ex-Showroom, India (In Rs, Lakh)
Variant	Price
SV	11.91
Apex Summer Edition	12.39
V	12.71
Apex Summer Edition CVT	13.59
V CVT	13.91
VX	14.10
VX CVT	15.30
ZX	15.41
ZX CVT	16.63
ZX Black	15.51
ZX Black CVT	16.73

The Honda Elevate Apex Summer is now available at an attractive price range of Rs 12.39 lakh to Rs 13.67 lakh! This special edition is built on the reliable lower-spec Honda Elevate V trim and offers both manual and CVT automatic options for its powerful 121hp, 1.5-litre petrol engine. What’s even better? It comes in at Rs 32,000 less than other models while packing in additional features that truly enhance your driving experience.

Step inside the Elevate Apex Summer, and you’ll be greeted by a stunning dual-tone white and black interior—complete with chic leatherette seat covers and door trim, cozy seat cushions, ambient lighting, a larger 9-inch touchscreen (upgrading from the previous 8-inch), and a handy 360-degree camera for added safety. The striking exterior isn’t left out either; it boasts exclusive Apex Edition badges along with stylish piano black and chrome accents.

While this limited-run model turns heads with its features, the rest of the Honda Elevate lineup remains unchanged—starting from an appealing Rs 11.91 lakh for the base SV variant all the way to Rs 16.73 lakh for the top-end ZX Black CVT variant recently launched. Plus, all trims (except for Black) can rock a classy Platinum White Pearl color option for just an additional Rs 8,000.

Honda India Accelerates Ahead: April 2025 Sales Figures Unveiled

Honda’s car sales in India have seen a significant decline, dropping by 22.78% year-on-year. In April alone, the situation was even more alarming, with a staggering 55.18% decrease compared to the previous year—only 4,871 units were dispatched (including exports), a sharp contrast to the 10,867 units sold during the same month last year. Out of this total, just 3,360 units were sent to Honda dealers across India, reflecting a concerning drop from 4,351 units in April 2024. It’s clear that immediate action is needed to address these declining numbers and regain market momentum for Honda in India.