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Honda Elevate VX CVT Price in Gurugram
Honda Elevate VX CVT price in Gurugram starts at ₹15.30 Lakh (ex-showroom). The Honda Elevate VX CVT is powered by a 1498 petrol engine paired with a Automatic gearbox, delivering 121 PS of power and 145 Nm of torque. It offers an impressive mileage of 16.92 kmpl kmpl and a driving range of around 676, making it suitable for both city and highway use. Looking for the best offers or Honda Elevate on-road price? Visit your nearest Honda showroom today and book a test drive.
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The Honda Elevate VX CVT marries the feature-rich VX trim with smooth automatic transmission responsiveness. Driven by a 1498 cc i-VTEC engine delivering 121 PS and 145 Nm of torque, it ensures a comfortable and connected journey.
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Light throttle input makes it creep naturally at 7 km/h, ideal for bumper-to-bumper flows. Hill-start assist holds for two seconds, preventing rollback even when fully loaded.
220 mm clearance clears mild ruts; traction control tames wheel-spin on wet mud. The CVT’s torque converter gives gentle crawl, but lack of AWD means stopping before deep slush. Perfect for broken village roads, not serious trails.
Long Nainital ascents keep CVT temps stable, thanks to an auxiliary cooler. The computer may hold 4,000 rpm to prevent slip, but no limp-mode triggers unless you floor it continuously for 15 minutes.
Early forums mention occasional infotainment reboots, fixed via an over-the-air patch. No gearbox overheating or brake fade complaints so far at 10,000 km averages—promising reliability record.
Expect roughly 1.5 km/l less in mixed driving—15 km/l versus 16.5 km/l. Over 15,000 km a year, that’s an extra ₹11,000 in fuel, offset by easier resale of automatics in big cities.