Honda Elevate ZX Price in New Delhi

Honda Elevate ZX price in New Delhi starts at ₹15.41 Lakh (ex-showroom). The Honda Elevate ZX is powered by a 1498 petrol engine paired with a Manual gearbox, delivering 121 PS of power and 145 Nm of torque. It offers an impressive mileage of 15.31 kmpl kmpl and a driving range of around 612, 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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Honda Elevate (ZX)

On-Road Price in New Delhi, Delhi

Ex-Showroom Price₹15,41,000
RTO₹1,54,100
Insurance₹69,467
FASTag₹500
Handling Charges₹3,000
On-Road Price₹17,79,977*

EMI Starting From

₹36,949/mo

Honda Elevate All Variants

The Honda Elevate ZX is a fully-loaded luxury manual variant featuring top-tier leatherette upholstery, advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), and comprehensive safety technology. Driven by a 1498 cc i-VTEC engine producing 121 PS and 145 Nm of torque.

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Adaptive cruise reads lane lines well under LED streetlights, maintaining a safe two-second gap. Collision mitigation stays vigilant, but driver attention monitor can ping falsely if you look at the infotainment too long.
The suspension soaks potholes confidently; 17-inch alloys add a touch of firmness but no sharp thuds. Road noise rises on coarse surfaces, yet chassis feels solid—no rattles after 5,000 km of village duty.
Early dealer quotes peg three-year residuals at 77-78% thanks to full-spec desirability. That’s about ₹13 lakh back on a ₹16.4 lakh purchase, beating many rival SUVs missing ADAS.
It pairs in 15 seconds and stays connected for three-hour drives; occasional audio glitches resolve by toggling Bluetooth. Fast wireless charging mitigates battery drain—overall very road-trip friendly tech.
Soft-touch dash trim, a crisp 10-inch screen, and wireless charger give it a mini-CR-V vibe. While it lacks panoramic glass, the leather upholstery elevates perceived quality notably above most ₹15-lakh competitors.