Honda Elevate On Road Price in Delhi (2026): Full Variant Wise List

The Honda Elevate on-road price in Delhi starts at ₹14,14,284 for the base SV variant and goes up to ₹19,77,746 for the top-spec ADV Edition CVT Dual Tone. The ex-showroom price range is ₹11,80,700 to ₹16,66,801, across 13 variants. The Elevate is Honda’s mid-size SUV and comes only with a 1.5L petrol engine, with a choice of manual or CVT automatic transmission.

Honda Elevate Variant Wise Price in Delhi

Here is the complete price list for all Honda Elevate variants, ex-showroom and on road, in Delhi.

Note: Prices can change any time. Please confirm the latest price with your nearest Honda dealership before booking.

What Is Included in the On Road Price

Many first time buyers get confused when they see two different prices for the same car. Here is what the difference means.

The ex-showroom price is the price of the car at the dealership, before any government charges are added. This is the price that Honda sets for the car itself.

The on road price is the final amount you actually pay to drive the car out of the showroom. It is made up of:

• RTO charges: This is the road tax and registration fee that you pay to the Regional Transport Office (RTO) to legally register your car in Delhi.
• Insurance: A basic third party insurance is compulsory by law. Most buyers also take comprehensive insurance, which covers damage to your own car too.
• Handling and other charges: Small charges for logistics, fuel top up, and other dealership costs.

So in simple words: On road price = Ex-showroom price + RTO + Insurance + Handling charges.

Manual vs CVT: Price Difference in Honda Elevate

The Elevate 1.5L i-VTEC petrol engine comes with two transmission choices: a 6-speed manual or a CVT (Continuously Variable Transmission, an automatic gearbox that changes gears smoothly without any jerks). The CVT also gets 7-speed paddle shifters for a sportier feel.

Here is how much more you pay for the CVT automatic over the manual, variant by variant:

On average, moving from manual to CVT costs around ₹1.3 lakh to ₹1.4 lakh extra, across variants. The SV variant is only available with a manual gearbox, there is no CVT option at this base level.

There is also a small mileage difference between the two. As per Honda’s official ARAI-certified figures, the manual gives 15.31 km/l while the CVT gives a slightly better 16.92 km/l. So the CVT is not just easier to drive in Delhi traffic, it is also a bit more fuel efficient.

Which Honda Elevate Variant Offers the Best Value

With 13 variants to choose from, picking the right one can feel confusing. Here is a simple breakdown based on what each variant adds.

Best value pick: VX

The VX variant, priced at ₹16,57,118 on road in manual, is where the Elevate starts feeling genuinely premium. It adds a sunroof (electric, with slide and tilt function), 17-inch dual tone alloy wheels, leatherette seats, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, an 8-inch touchscreen with wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, a wireless phone charger, and automatic folding mirrors. For most buyers who want comfort and features without stretching the budget too much, VX hits the sweet spot.

Minimum variant for ADAS: ZX

If ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance System, a set of safety features that use cameras and sensors to help avoid accidents) is a must-have for you, the ZX variant is the minimum you need to go for. Honda calls its ADAS system “Honda Sensing.” It is only offered from ZX and above (ZX, ZX Black Edition, and ADV Edition), and includes:

• Collision Mitigation Braking System (CMBS): automatically applies brakes if a collision seems unavoidable.
• Adaptive Cruise Control: keeps a safe distance from the car ahead automatically.
• Lane Keeping Assist System (LKAS): gently nudges the steering to keep the car in its lane.

The ZX variant starts at ₹18,00,389 on road in manual. This makes Honda Sensing ADAS available at a relatively accessible price point compared to some rivals in this segment, where similar tech is often reserved only for the most expensive top variant.

It is worth noting that all Elevate variants, even the base SV, come with 6 airbags as standard, so basic passenger safety is not compromised even if you skip ADAS.

Honda Elevate Price vs Rivals: Starting Price Comparison

The Elevate sits in the mid-size SUV segment, competing mainly with the Hyundai Creta, Maruti Grand Vitara, and Kia Seltos. Here is how their starting ex-showroom prices in Delhi compare.

Among the true rivals, the Elevate has the highest starting price, but it also brings Honda’s reliability, a spacious 458-litre boot, and ADAS at a comparatively lower variant (ZX) than most rivals, where similar features are usually locked to the top-most trim.

FAQs

1. What is the on road price of the Honda Elevate in Delhi? 

The Honda Elevate on road price in Delhi ranges from ₹14,14,284 for the base SV variant to ₹19,77,746 for the top ADV Edition CVT Dual Tone variant.

2. What is the on road price of the Honda Elevate ZX in Delhi? 

The Honda Elevate ZX has an on road price of ₹18,00,389 in manual and ₹19,39,382 in CVT, in Delhi.

3. Does the Honda Elevate ADAS variant cost extra? 

ADAS (Honda Sensing) is available only from the ZX variant onwards. You cannot add it separately on SV, V, or VX. To get ADAS, you need to buy at least the ZX variant, priced at ₹18,00,389 on road in Delhi.

4. What is the price difference between Honda Elevate manual and CVT? 

The CVT automatic costs around ₹1.3 lakh to ₹1.4 lakh more than the manual, depending on the variant.

5. Which is the cheapest Honda Elevate variant? 

The SV is the cheapest Honda Elevate variant, priced at ₹11,80,700 ex-showroom and ₹14,14,284 on road in Delhi. It is only available with a manual gearbox.