KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- Honda Elevate Apex Summer Edition launched at Rs 12.39 lakhs ex-showroom
- Gets more features over the V variant at a lower price point
- Powered by the same 1.5L NA petrol engine
Honda Cars India is looking to revive momentum in the SUV space with the launch of the new Honda Elevate Apex Summer Edition, a refreshed take on its popular midsize SUV's Apex Edition. As part of its strategy to counter sliding sales figures, the Apex Summer Edition brings a more accessible starting price of Rs 12.39 lakh (ex-showroom) for a limited time, undercutting the original Apex Edition that debuted in September 2024, with new features and a lower price point. Read on to find out the details about everything that the new additions have to offer, but before that, make sure to join the 91wheels WhatsApp Community to never miss out on any latest news and automotive updates.
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Honda Elevate Apex Summer Edition- What's New?
The Summer Apex Edition of the Honda Elevate, based on the V and VX trims, continues with subtle cosmetic enhancements like exclusive badges and exterior accents. More new Elevate variants at competitive price points are also expected in May 2025, reinforcing the brand's push to regain traction in the market. In its April 2025 sales announcement, Honda Cars India revealed plans to make the Elevate SUV more appealing by slashing prices for select variants.
As part of this initiative, the company introduced the Elevate Apex Summer Edition, a limited-run model that not only costs Rs. 32,000 less than the standard version but also packs in added features. It comes with a refreshed dual-tone white and black interior, new leatherette seat covers, door trims, seat cushions, ambient lighting, and a 360-degree camera for added convenience. On the outside, the Apex Summer Edition stands out with exclusive badges, piano black accents, and chrome highlights, all aimed at delivering greater value without compromising style or practicality. Notably, you also get a bigger 9-inch infotainment screen when compared to the 8-inch on the regular V trim. While many anticipated the inclusion of ventilated seats given its summer branding, Honda has focused on value-driven upgrades and aesthetic tweaks instead.
| Variant | Ex-showroom |
| SV | Rs 11.91 lakh |
| Apex Summer Edition | Rs 12.39 lakh |
| V | Rs 12.71 lakh |
| Apex Summer Edition CVT | Rs 13.59 lakh |
| V CVT | Rs 13.91 lakh |
| VX | Rs 14.10 lakh |
| VX CVT | Rs 15.30 lakh |
| ZX | Rs 15.41 lakh |
| ZX CVT | Rs 16.63 lakh |
| ZX Black | Rs 15.51 lakh |
| ZX Black CVT | Rs 16.73 lakh |
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Engine Details
Powering the Honda Elevate is a refined 1.5-litre i-VTEC petrol engine, the same trusted unit found in the Honda City. It generates 119 bhp and 145 Nm of torque, offering smooth and linear performance that's well-suited for both city commutes and highway cruising. Buyers can choose between a 6-speed manual gearbox or a CVT, and known for its refinement, this engine stands out as one of the most polished and effortless performers in its class.
Verdict
Honda is struggling with sluggish sales and while the brand is thowing everything into the mix, the Elevate seems to be its flag bearer with the Honda Amaze not doing so well when compared to the new-gen Dzire. Coming back to the Elevate Apex Summer Edition, this is a pretty good move that offers more value for the price and condiereing the smooth petrol engine and other features on offer, makes it a pretty good option to go for.
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