Honda Elevate Adventure Edition : Hello guys, welcome to The Car Show. Today in front of you is the all-new 2025 Honda Elevate. The price of the Honda Elevate 2025 starts from ₹11.99 lakh and goes up to ₹16.7 lakh.
In today’s article, we are going to talk about its newly launched Adventure Edition, which you are seeing here in the grey color. This edition is based only on the top-end ZX variant. You will not get this option in the lower variants.
2025 Honda Elevate Adventure Edition Price Details
Talking about pricing, the ex-showroom price of this particular car is ₹16.47 lakh. You are seeing this car in the grey color, and you also get a dual-tone option in this variant.
Exterior Design and Styling Updates
First of all, you can see the looks here. You get some super-sticking done by Honda with this grey color. Overall, from the front, the car looks like this. How do you like the front looks of the car? You can tell me in the comment section.
Honda has made quite a few changes here and has added new features to the car. The price has also been increased slightly. We are going to know everything in detail, so make sure you stay till the end of the article.
Variants Line-up
Apart from this Adventure Edition, Honda offers the SV variant, then V, then VX, then ZX, and this Adventure Edition is based on the ZX variant.
Front Profile Details
You get a new front-end grille. The Honda logo is placed at the center. You get LED headlights in this variant. Lower variants also offer decent lighting. At the bottom, you also get LED fog lights.
You do not get a front parking camera or sensors in this variant. However, as an accessory, you can get a 360-degree camera installed directly from the Honda showroom.
At the bottom, you get a silver-colored skid plate. This car also gets Level 2 ADAS, which is camera-based.
Side Profile and Wheel Design
From the side, you get 17-inch glossy black alloy wheels. The design is the same as other variants. Along with this, you get orange inserts to provide a sporty character.
The tyre profile here is 215/55 R17. You get disc brakes at the front and drum brakes at the rear. Overall, the side profile of the car looks very appealing in this color.
You also get proper Adventure badging and logo. The ORVMs are electrically adjustable and foldable, with indicators mounted on them.
You get glossy black door handles with request sensors. The shade looks like chrome depending on reflections. Proper body cladding is provided.
Rear Design Highlights
At the rear, you get connected tail lamps, but only the side portion glows. You get i-VTEC badging, Elevate Adventure Edition badging, a reverse parking camera, and four parking sensors on the bumper.
You also get orange inserts on the rear skid plate. A wiper, washer, defogger, high-mounted stop lamp, shark-fin antenna, and glossy black roof rails are included.
You get a normal-sized sunroof, not a panoramic one. No variant of the Elevate offers a panoramic sunroof.
Interior Overview and Cabin Feel
Now let’s move inside the car. The door pads are finished in complete black with orange inserts. You get all four power window controls and electronically adjustable ORVMs.
The seats come with height adjustment. The seats look quite good and feel comfortable. The overall dashboard layout looks premium.
Key and Instrument Cluster
The key offers lock, unlock, and remote engine start. You get a semi-digital instrument cluster, with half digital and half analog. The speedometer is analog.
The steering wheel is fully leather-wrapped with media and telephony controls. Cruise control and ADAS controls are also present. You get paddle shifters as well.
Ambient Lighting and Infotainment
You get new ambient lighting added to the cabin, which looks very creative and premium. The infotainment screen is 10 inches and supports Android Auto and Apple CarPlay wirelessly.
You also get Bluetooth, USB, and other basic features. Dual AC vents, hazard light switch, and fully automatic climate control are provided.
Camera and Drive Modes
You get a LaneWatch camera button. The camera quality is quite good and detailed. The camera is placed under the ORVM.
The reverse camera offers multiple viewing angles. You get Neutral, Drive, and Sport modes.
Storage and Convenience Features
You get a wireless charging pad, Type-A ports, bottle holders, and a frameless auto-dimming IRVM. The sunroof supports one-touch open and close.
The glove box is normal-sized. Soft-touch leather padding is used across the dashboard.
Safety Features
You get six airbags, including front, side, curtain, and seat-mounted airbags. ABS with EBD, brake assist, traction control, and electronic stability control are also included.
Rear Seat Comfort and Space
The rear seats offer excellent comfort with soft cushioning. You get AC vents, a 12V power outlet, and armrest with storage.
The knee room, leg room, and headroom are very good. Three adults can sit comfortably.
Boot Space and Practicality
You get an electromagnetic boot release button with camera integration. The boot space is quite good and practical. The rear seats support 60:40 split.
You get a boot lamp, spare wheel (space saver), and tool kit.
Engine and Performance
The Honda Elevate gets only one engine option: a 1.5L naturally aspirated petrol engine. This engine produces 119 PS of power and 145 Nm of torque.
This is one of the most reliable and refined engines from Honda. In city driving, you can expect around 15–16 km/l mileage, while on highways you can expect up to 18–19 km/l.
Currently, no hybrid option is offered, but Honda may introduce a hybrid version in the future.
On-Road Price and Verdict
The Honda Elevate Adventure Edition is based on the ZX variant and is available with both manual and CVT options. The CVT variant shown here costs ₹16.47 lakh ex-showroom.
The on-road price in Chandigarh goes up to approximately ₹18.80 lakh.
Overall, the Honda Elevate Adventure Edition looks premium, feels comfortable, and offers excellent reliability. Let us know in the comments how you like this car.
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